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Wyche Accountants joins Handpicked Accountants platform

We can now announce that we are a member of the Handpicked Accountants network, a reputable platform that is made up of only the best performing accountants across the country. At Wyche Accountants, we serve a variety of businesses and individuals, from SMEs, micro-businesses, start-ups, bookkeepers, and financial directors. Located in Hereford, our range of services are delivered to customers across the South West of England and beyond.

Recognised for our diligent service and wealth of experience, we are a ‘vouched for’ accountancy firm, making Wyche Accountants an ideal business partner. We aim to maximise the take-home pay of our clients, in line with guidelines set out by HMRC. Our services extend to support when buying, selling or exiting a business, ensuring that we have specialist hands on deck to handle your financial and tax affairs.

Handpicked Accountants is a renowned directory that houses the best performing accountants across the country. Each accountancy firm that joins Handpicked Accountants is rigorously assessed to ensure that they meet the criteria required to become a Handpicked Accountant. The team behind the platform is made up of industry veterans in the business turnaround and insolvency sector. Working with numerous accountants each day on a variety of levels, they know exactly what to look out for and what to avoid.


David Tattersall, Head of Client Relations at Handpicked Accountants, said:

“Wyche Accountants specialise in supporting SMEs, business owners and individuals with their accountancy needs. As a tax advisor and QuickBooks certified ProAdvisor, Wyche Accountants are highly recommended and can be depended on for a first-class experience.”


The profile for Wyche Accountants can be found on the Handpicked Accountants profile under West Midlands accountants.

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