Practice History

2017

Merger

Merged with Ely Tax and Accountancy practice in Ely.

2017

Merger

Merged with McMorran Accountancy practice in Godmanchester & St Neots.

2016

Merger

Merged with Paul A Hill & Co practice in St Ives & Chatteris

2016

Probate Services

Registration accepted to provide probate services.

2014

Merger

Merged with Turner & Partners practice in Wisbech

2014

IT Services

Established decisive:it Ltd subsidiary to specialise in providing business IT services

2013

Leadership

Practice lead by a Managing Partner for the first time.

2013

Digitisation

Commenced paper-less working for communications/archives.

2012

Virtualisation

Migrated all IT systems into a private cloud.

2010

Private Client Tax

Private client tax department established in Ely office, to specialise in providing tax services for individuals/trusts

2009

Merger

Merged with Benten & Yeandle practice in Ramsey

2007

Paperless

Commenced paper-less archiving (initially of the audit process)

2005

Payroll Bureau

Payroll bureau established in Ely office, to specialise in providing outsourced payroll services

2004

Merger

Merged with Dennis Howe practice in Littleport

1998

Website

First website launched

1997

Merger

Merged with Moores Rowland practice in Bury St Edmunds

1996

Wealth Management

Whiting & Partners Wealth Management Limited incorporated as a subsidiary, to specialise in IFA services

1989

Computerisation

Commenced computerisation (initially of the accounts preparation process)

1974

Retirement

Walter Whiting retired, after 53 years service

1968

New Name

Partnership renamed Whiting & Partners, after the retirement of both founding Larking partners

1949

Ely

Office opened in Ely

1943

King's Lynn

Office opened in King’s Lynn

1939

WW2

46 members of the firm served in WW2

1937

Peterborough

Office opened in Peterborough

1936

Ramsey

Office opened in Ramsey

1936

Mildenhall

Office opened in Mildenhall

1928

Commencement

Larking, Larking & Whiting partnership founded by father and son Roland and Charles Larking merging practices with Walter Whiting, trading from offices in Wisbech, March and Bury St Edmunds