All Change as Local Accountants Firm Expands and Rebrands

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Copia Wealth and Tax becomes TAG Accountants Group



Copia Wealth and Tax, an award winning proactive firm of chartered accountants, tax advisers, and business consultants based in Wolverhampton, has announced its rebranding as TAG Accountants Group.

The firm, which was established in 1983 and acquired by Shaun Philpott in 2015, has decided to change its name to reflect its growth and expansion over the years. The firm now has a team of 15 professionals, serving over 500 clients across various sectors and regions.

Tax, Accounting, and Growth

The new name, TAG Accountants Group, stands for Tax, Accounting, and Growth, which are the core values and services that the firm offers to its clients. The firm aims to help its clients increase their wealth and reduce their tax, by providing high-quality advice and solutions tailored to their specific needs and goals.

'A Significant Milestone'

Shaun Philpott, the director of TAG Accountants Group, said: "We are very excited to announce our rebranding as TAG Accountants Group. This is a significant milestone for our firm, as we celebrate our achievements and look forward to the future. We believe that our new name reflects who we are and what we do, as well as our commitment to excellence and innovation. We are proud of our reputation and track record, and we are grateful to our loyal clients and staff for their support and trust. We look forward to continuing to serve our clients and help them achieve their financial and business objectives."

An Unrivalled Range of Services

TAG Accountants Group offers a range of services, including tax planning and compliance, accounting and bookkeeping, business advisory and consultancy, payroll and auto-enrolment, cloud accounting, and R&D tax credits. The firm also has a specialist division, TAG Wealth Management, which provides independent financial advice and wealth management solutions.

ICAEW Members

The firm is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), the Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT), and the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI). The firm is also a Xero Gold Partner, a QuickBooks Platinum ProAdvisor, and a Receipt Bank Partner.

To find out more about TAG Accountants Group and how they can help you and your business, please visit their website here https://tag-agl.com or contact them by phone on 01902 783172.

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