UHY Hacker Young opens new office in Northern Ireland

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UHY Hacker Young opens new office in Northern Ireland

UHY Hacker Young has expanded into Northern Ireland with Fitch Chartered Accountants.

UHY Hacker Young Fitch’s head office is located in Belfast with an affiliate office in Killkeel, County Down.

Michael Fitch, the managing partner for 25 years, heads the firm’s Belfast office.

UHY Hacker Young Fitch advises both corporate and private client sectors, carrying out tax advisory, audit and investment management services.

The firm’s tax practice is led by Iain Lundie, who has a strong focus on providing tax planning advice to clients. 

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