
Celebrating excellence in accountancy practice, the Top 50+50 Accountancy Firms 2022 spotlights top accounting firms in the UK.
Firms listed in the table are ranked by total UK fee income for the last financial year – and are based on the voluntary submission of data.
To read the full 50+50 2022 report, click here.
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Disclaimer: Accountancy Age was unable to include BDO in its Top 50+50 2022 due to the firm’s data being unavailable at the time of publication. However, we can confirm that BDO’s fee income stands at £730.8m, representing +11% annualised growth (year ending 02/07/2021). Taking these metrics into account, BDO remains the UK’s 5th largest accounting firm.
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