Travel accountancy firm Elman Wall has rebranded under the name Xeinadin.
On joining Xeinadin, Elman Wall is now part of one of the UK’s largest business advisory and accountancy firms, which has nine regional hubs across the country.
Co-founder Jonathan Wall will now become Head of Travel at Xeinadin.
Xeinadin said it will continue to help travel businesses ‘innovate and grow’ by maximising claims for R&D [research and development] tax credits, as well as assisting in corporate finance, cloud accounting, EU Trading and ABTA and ATOL accounts and comprehensive tax consultancy.
It will also give companies guidance on travel VAT and the Tour Operators Margin Scheme (TOMS).
Jonathan said: “We are built on our strong ‘local’ relationships with our travel sector clients but now boast the national strength and range of support that we could never have offered as an independent, boutique firm.
“As Xeinadin, Elman Wall will remain at the heart of the travel industry and continue to support our travel clients with decades of expertise and experience in audit, tax, TOMS and regulatory and commercial advice relating across all travel sectors.
“On a personal note, starting Elman Wall in January 1995, I could not have imagined just how far our journey would take us, nor the incredible people I would meet along the way.”
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On joining Xeinadin, Elman Wall is now part of one of the UK’s largest business advisory and accountancy firms, which has nine regional hubs across the country.
Co-founder Jonathan Wall will now become Head of Travel at Xeinadin.
Xeinadin said it will continue to help travel businesses ‘innovate and grow’ by maximising claims for R&D [research and development] tax credits, as well as assisting in corporate finance, cloud accounting, EU Trading and ABTA and ATOL accounts and comprehensive tax consultancy.
It will also give companies guidance on travel VAT and the Tour Operators Margin Scheme (TOMS).
Jonathan said: “We are built on our strong ‘local’ relationships with our travel sector clients but now boast the national strength and range of support that we could never have offered as an independent, boutique firm.
“As Xeinadin, Elman Wall will remain at the heart of the travel industry and continue to support our travel clients with decades of expertise and experience in audit, tax, TOMS and regulatory and commercial advice relating across all travel sectors.
“On a personal note, starting Elman Wall in January 1995, I could not have imagined just how far our journey would take us, nor the incredible people I would meet along the way.”
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