Vertex relocates to central London

March 07 2017

Vertex, a tax automation solutions and services provider, has relocated its UK offices from Uxbridge to central London.

The move reflects the company’s growing commitments within the European marketplace, in parallel with the growth that it is experiencing in the US, which has prompted a headquarters relocation that will occur in the US later this year.

The new UK office will be based at 30 Furnival Street, 3rd floor, London, EC4A, 1JQ.

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