Pearl Lily
Accounting, tax and estate-management services for UK micro and small businesses, landlords and families
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Pearl Lily
Pearl Lily & Co Accountants provides bookkeeping, VAT, accounting, tax consultancy, business-management advice, and wills, estate and trust services. It also advises landlords on non-resident and property-related tax matters.
Clients include private individuals, partnerships and companies across various sectors. The firm is based in Chelsea, London, and was founded in 2011.
Product: Accounting, bookkeeping, VAT and tax consultancy, business-management advice, and wills, estate and trust services.
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