Aligned with its ambitious growth strategy to cement its position as the UK’s largest independently owned national tax advisory firm, the firm opened new offices in Glasgow (led by Partner Stuart Brodie) and Bristol (led by Partner Rob Brown). The firm also took up permanent residence in the City of London in its new office close to the Bank of England. Claritas will announce its seventh office opening in late Spring to complement its pre-existing offices in Birmingham, Manchester and Nottingham.
Claritas recruited 17 more team members across all its service lines to support the firm’s growth and demand for its services, taking its total headcount to 70. Plans for further team expansion during 2025 are in place.
Iain Wright, Founding Partner and Head of the Birmingham Office at Claritas comments: “Every year is a chance to exceed the last, and as we reflect on all that happened in 2024, Claritas has certainly set the bar high! I would first like to thank our outstanding team. Their hard work and commitment have supported Claritas to deliver high-quality work for our clients. Our growth plans continue to be bold, and it is a pleasure to always continue to put our culture front and centre in all that we do. The team is set for another astounding year, with an extremely busy pipeline of work for new and existing clients. The team here at Claritas have built a strong and exceptional reputation and I can’t wait to see how the next chapter unfolds in 2025.”
Matt Hodgson, Partner and Head of the Manchester Office at Claritas adds: “Appetite for our services has remained strong, driven by increasing awareness of our brand and the quality of work we are delivering in the UK’s mid-market. We have an incredibly dedicated group of individuals at Claritas who I’d like to thank for contributing to our ongoing success. I’m very excited for what 2025 is going to bring and, despite the economic doom and gloom, feel we will once again outperform our peers and have another great year of sustained growth”.
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