Edwards Veeder (UK)
Chartered accountancy and business advisory services for businesses from sole traders to listed companies across the UK
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Edwards Veeder (UK)
Edwards Veeder provides accountancy, audit, tax, corporate finance, payroll, bookkeeping and business consultancy services.
Its clients include listed companies, retailers, wholesalers, hotel and leisure groups, property developers and sole traders. The firm serves clients across the UK.
The business was established in Greater Manchester in 1978. Edwards Veeder (UK) Limited was incorporated in 2012 and has its registered seat in Oldham, England.
Product: Accounting, audit, tax, corporate finance, payroll, bookkeeping and business consultancy services.
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