Relocation to New Modern Offices
We are excited to share some important news with you. In line with our commitment to providing exceptional service and fostering growth, we are pleased to announce that Shareef & Co will be relocating to new, larger modern offices.
Our new location not only accentuates our dedication to serving you better but also boasts several enhancements aimed at elevating your experience with us. We are particularly excited to highlight the following improvements:
- Ample parking facilities: Say goodbye to the hassle of finding parking. Our new premises offer ample parking spaces, ensuring your visits are convenient and stress-free.
- Latest high-tech equipment: We have invested in cutting-edge technology to enhance our capabilities and streamline our operations. From advanced communication tools to state-of-the-art equipment, we're equipped tobetter serve your needs.
When?
The move will take place on 15 April 2024 and our new address will be:4 Highlands Court, Cranmore Avenue, Solihull, B90 4LE
Please note that all other contact information, including phone numbers and email addresses, will remain unchanged.
There will be some disruption to our services, while we get our new IT systems functioning, but expect to be up and running from next Tuesday, 16 April 2024. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Rebranding
We are taking this opportunity to announce our rebranding from ‘Shareef & Co’ to ‘Shareef Chartered Accountants’. This strategic move reflects our continued growth, evolution, and unwavering commitment to providing you with the highest quality of service. Rest assured, while our name may be slightly changing, our dedication to your success remains firmly committed.
Questions
We recognise that transitions like this one can prompt questions, so please feel free to contact us with any inquiries or concerns you may have. Our team is dedicated to ensuring that this transition is as smooth as possible for you. Rest assured, we have everything under control, including informing HMRC and Companies House.
Thank you for your continued support and partnership. We look forward to welcoming you to our new offices and continuing to serve you with the same level of excellence you have come to expect from us.
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Shareef & Co Chartered Accountants
4 Highlands Court, Cranmore Avenue
B904LE
Solihull