Following its rapid growth, Swindon accountancy firm, PPS Chartered Accountants has appointed Sally Holland as partner.

Sally, a Chartered Accountant who has been with the firm since 2001, tookup her partnership recently. She said: “Over the last four years, I’ve been building my managerial skills and working towards a partnership. I’m delighted to have achieved this objective and am looking forward to developing this next phase of my career.”

Sally joined PPS Chartered Accountants aged 19 having completed her A-levels and opted for a career in accountancy. The firm’s first trainee, she started her Chartered Accountancy studies later that year at Reed Business School. She passed her final exam in 2006 and received ACA (Association of Chartered Accountants) qualification in April 2007.

Paul Papworth-Smith, senior partner at PPS Chartered Accountants, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Sally as a partner to the firm. In her 15 years here to date, she’s been a talented, committed and loyal member of our team. It’s great news that Sally will continue to develop her career here at PPS Chartered Accountants.”

While Sally will be taking on increased responsibilities within the firm, she’ll continue to work with clients and provide the personal approach for which PPS Chartered Accountants is admired.

PPS Chartered Accountants has consolidated near 30 per cent growth in recent months.

Founded In 1992, the firm provides friendly, proactive accountancy support for startups, established businesses and individuals. Its business services range from tax, payroll and company formation to management accounts, raising finance and growth. For individuals, the firm advises on personal tax, inheritance tax and trusts as well as a range of wealth management issues.

Clients particularly value the business advice and support that PPS Chartered Accountants provides. Sally will enable this to continue and develop in the future.

For more information, visit www.ppsacc.co.uk.

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