Xeinadin, one of the UK and Ireland’s top accountancy, audit and business advisory firms, has acquired Cooper Dawn Jerrom (CDJ), a West London-based practice known for its deep client relationships and expertise in audit, accountancy, payroll, tax, VAT, probate, and estate services.

The acquisition strengthens Xeinadin’s presence in London while broadening its capabilities across trading sectors relevant to Irish SMEs, including food and beverage, property, and international trade. CDJ brings longstanding ties to the Western International Market and experience supporting community-focused initiatives, such as redistributing over 1,200 tonnes of edible food through The Felix Project.

CEO Derry Crowley highlighted that CDJ aligns with Xeinadin’s strategy to offer trusted, forward-thinking advisory services, combining local knowledge with national expertise. CDJ partners praised the acquisition for providing continuity for staff and clients, while benefiting from Xeinadin’s cloud-first tools, infrastructure, and advisory resources.

The integration allows Irish clients access to enhanced specialist services while maintaining the personal touch of the local CDJ team. The deal addresses ongoing pressures in staffing, regulatory compliance, and rising operational costs, ensuring SMEs can navigate challenges effectively.

Xeinadin’s expansion reflects a growing emphasis on cross-border collaboration and the delivery of tailored, technology-driven accounting and advisory solutions. The acquisition positions the firm to support Irish SMEs seeking both local insight and broader UK-Ireland market expertise.

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