FDYL embarks on new partnership with Huddersfield’s Solutions Accountancy
Yorkshire financial recruitment specialists, FDYL, has announced a major change in the way it will provide bookkeeping and management accountancy services to clients in the future.
FDYL has embarked on a new partnership with Huddersfield-based Solutions Accountancy and Bookkeeping Ltd, which will ensure that it’s clients will continue to receive excellent support in this key area.
Named ‘Solutions Accountancy @FDYL’, resources will be provided by an experienced team of management accountancy specialists, under the joint guidance of Vicky Newham and FDYL partner, Andrew Hill.
Vicky commented: “Solutions Accountancy and Bookkeeping has grown steadily over a number of years as a result of our dedication to servicing clients with a positive ‘how can we help’ attitude.”
Andrew Hill, who has headed up the Management Accountancy service division at FDYL for over 10 years, added: “We are continuing to focus our business on providing a unique, single point of contact for financial recruitment – whether permanent or temporary, full or part time. The partnership with Solutions means we can achieve that whilst ensuring that our management accountancy clients maintain the continuity of service they expect.”
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