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PKF Francis Clark

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PKF Francis Clark is a chartered accountancy firm based in South West England that provides a range of financial services including audit, tax, and business advisory to clients across various sectors.

PKF Francis Clark is named as auditor by 28 UK companies in the register, 22 of which disclose a fee. The median fee is £15,900 on a median revenue of £10.0m, or 0.1% of revenue.

28audit mandates
£15,900median fee · IQR £11,400–£25,801
0.1%median fee as a share of revenue (£1m+)
—median fee change, 7 companies with two years

Fees by client size

PKF Francis Clark's median is above the market median in 0 of 1 revenue bands where it has five or more clients with a fee.

Revenue bandClients with a feePKF Francis Clark medianMarket medianDifference
£10–25m9£12,000£15,750-24%

PKF Francis Clark: median fee by revenue band

Bands with five or more clients disclosing a fee

0£10k£12,000£10–25mn=9

Where its clients are

Clients by city

St. Columb5London4St. Austell2Exeter2Wadebridge2Plymouth1Ilminster1Axminster1

What its clients do

Clients by sector

Activities of other holding c…5Retail sale via mail order ho…2Other food services2Other specialised constructio…2Other retail sale not in stor…2Retail sale of clothing in sp…1Activities of head offices1Wholesale of hardware, plumbi…1

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