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PurpleAccounts opens Castletown branch

by isleofman.com 6th July 2010

ISLAND based accountants PurpleAccounts has opened a branch in Castletown.

 

The occasion was celebrated on Friday (July 3) with business partners and clients during lunch at Callow’s Yard, which was sponsored by Conister Bank.

 

Managing director David Parker said: "We have seen an increase recently in the number of clients whose businesses are based in the south seeking our services.

 

"I am delighted that we have the opportunity to provide those clients with a facility to meet with us locally without the need to take time out of their busy schedule travelling to Douglas.

 

"We have already received lots of positive feedback from existing and new clients about our new office in Castletown.

 

"Our role as key business partner is facilitated through our new southern branch and strengthens our position as leader in the provision of accountancy services to small owner managed businesses."

 

PurpleAccounts set up in 2007, having identified a gap in the market for quality accountancy, book keeping, payroll and tax services at a sensible price.

 

David said: "It is a real achievement to open a second branch after just three years of operation and is a reflection of our continued commitment to the small businesses community in the Isle of Man.

 

"I take this opportunity to thank all our clients for their continued support."

 

To contact PurpleAccounts ring 618002 (Douglas) or Castletown on 823002.

 

 

Posted by isleofman.com
Tuesday 6th, July 2010 10:05pm.

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