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We have an excellent relationship with AAB formed over 7+ years. Their accounts and tax compliance services are thorough and efficient, and the specialist tax planning advice we have received has been first class.Stanley & Evelyn Morrice
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Blog3rd Apr 2026Employment Rights Act: 9 changes to prepare for this AprilThe Employment Rights Act has caused quite a stir, with many employers struggling to navigate this major overhaul to workplace rights. The legislation, which has been championed by the UK Government, aims to strengthen employment protections and drive economic growth. But the changes, coming into force throughout 2026…By Natalie O’HareView more
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