Merger Announcement! Optima Partners & Phaccts

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Optima Partners and pHaccts are pleased to announce that as , as of 28 February 2019,we have merged our businesses.

This is a very exciting time for both companies, our employees and our clients!

We hold similar values and philosophies, and this has led to a seamless transition that has resulted in a large team of experienced staff dedicated to serving the needs of our clients.   Both Optima Partners and pHaccts have always been focused on delivering a high quality of service for our clients. We assure you our service and support remain unchanged as we bring together the best features of both businesses. We believe our greatest asset has always been our people and the merger only further improves that asset. We bring to each other experience and expertise that will benefit everyone connected with us. 

Optima Partners is an energetic and innovative accounting, taxation and business advisory firm established in 2007 with offices in Osborne Park and Fremantle.
Located in Guildford, pHaccts was established in 1982 and has developed an excellent reputation for experience, flexibility and a high level of service.
The merger now means we have three office locations – Guildford, Osborne Park and Fremantle.

We would like to sincerely thank you – our clients – for your continued support and partnership and we look forward to the future with excitement and optimism. 

Please feel free to drop in for a coffee and a chat at any of our three locations any time you are passing!

MEET THE TEAM

 

Optima Partners offers support to all businesses. Whatever your requirements

For more information on how Optima Partners’ services can help your business, contact the team at info@optimapartners.com.au for a consultation.

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