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Wellers Accountants

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Wellers is an accountancy firm based in the UK, providing audit, tax, and advisory services primarily for individuals and businesses, including start-ups and growing companies.

Wellers Accountants is named as auditor by 21 UK companies in the register, 21 of which disclose a fee. The median fee is £13,000 on a median revenue of £17.9m, or 0.11% of revenue.

21audit mandates
£13,000median fee · IQR £8,794–£22,000
0.11%median fee as a share of revenue (£1m+)
—median fee change, 4 companies with two years

Fees by client size

Wellers Accountants's median is above the market median in 1 of 1 revenue bands where it has five or more clients with a fee.

Revenue bandClients with a feeWellers Accountants medianMarket medianDifference
£25–50m6£31,032£19,500+59%

Wellers Accountants: median fee by revenue band

Bands with five or more clients disclosing a fee

0£10k£20k£30k£31,032£25–50mn=6

Where its clients are

Clients by city

London12Kidlington2Thame2Bicester1Bristol1Edinburgh1Horley1Abingdon1

What its clients do

Clients by sector

Other business support servic…4Licenced restaurants3Other information technology …1Financial intermediation not …1Other research and experiment…1Manufacture of other plastic …1Information technology consul…1Wholesale of household goods …1

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Figures are aggregates over companies filed at Companies House naming this firm as auditor, as filed, without adjustment. A band is shown only with five or more clients. No affiliation with Wellers Accountants is implied.

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