Bracey’s acquires Martin Robertson Associates after 30 years in Falkirk

After 30 years of service Martin Robertson Associates based in Falkirk’s King’s Court has been acquired by Edinburgh firm.

The leadership team of Martin and his associates, following three decades of supporting local business in the area, has made the decision to retire from the accountancy industry.

For now, Martin will remain involved in the daily running of the business to help ensure a smooth transition period.

Bracey’s Accountants are taking over and have promised clients that it will be very much business as usual.

The Falkirk office in King’s Court will remain open, there are permanent members of staff available for clients to contact and the same high standards will continue.

Since opening in 2010, Bracey’s Accountants has continued to develop its client accountant relationships and after expanding into Edinburgh in 2018, is now focused on creating a reputation of excellence across Scotland’s central belt.

Bracey’s chartered accountant for the Falkirk office, Scott Jeffrey, said: “With our staff located either in Falkirk or close to the area, clients can be reassured as they know there will always be a permanently manned staff member available for them in the office.”

Managing director Peter Bracey believes the firm's success is down to its dedication and personal client connection, saying: “We believe that relationships build value, and through client connection we build trust.

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Bracey's brand and logo. Pic. Contributed.

“Clients are aware of happy employees, and we believe that’s why they continue to enjoy working with us, why change what makes you happy.

“Many thanks to Martin and his associates for the hard work and dedication they committed to the local area, we look forward to continuing their high standards.”

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