Home / News & Press
Press / April 23rd 2018
Wisteria Chartered Accountants Announce a New Partnership with Lawrence Hurst & CoLondon, UK - 23 April 2018 - Accountancy, tax and business advisory firm Wisteria Limited has today announced that its merger with Lawrence Hurst & Co has been completed. From today the practices will operate as one under the Wisteria brand and continue to operate from Wisteria’s offices in Pinner, London. The merged firm will provide a greater range of services with access to taxa…
Read ArticlePress / April 23rd 2018
London, UK - 23 April 2018 - Accountancy, tax and business advisory firm Wisteria Limited has today announced that its merger with Lawrence Hurst & Co has been completed. From today the practices will operate as one under the Wisteria bran
Read More
Press / January 21st 2016
Wisteria held a very successful house-warming party on Friday to celebrate their office-move and their recent win at the British Accountancy Awards. (more…)
Read More
Press / November 27th 2015
The 5th British Accountancy Awards have now taken place and Wisteria has been announced a winner of the “Community Award” as a result of their outstanding work with a local charity Choices 4 all. Nearly 700 guests attended the awards, with region
Read More
Press / October 21st 2015
For the second year in a row, Wisteria has been short-listed, as a finalist for a prestigious British Accountancy Award. Last year they achieved ‘Finalist’ status in the “Independent Accountancy firm of the year” category for their area an
Read More
Press / May 19th 2014
The end of April 2014 saw the government respond to feedback on two consultation papers that had been issued regarding changes to company law and company filing requirements. (more…)
Read More
Press / April 7th 2014
As of 7th April 2014 Companies House have announced that they will make Limited Partnership documents available for online download, as is currently available for other entities, such as private limited companies. Limited Partnerships are a business
Read More
Press / March 4th 2014
Currently, Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is payable on any gain made on the disposal of a chargeable asset. After taking into account the annual exemption, the gain is then charged at either 18% or 28% depending on which tax bracket you fall into. Under cu
Read More
Page 1 of 1