Entries open for Accountancy Age’s Top 50+50 2025 rankings

Entries are now open for Accountancy Age’s Top 50+50 2025 rankings. The annual survey ranks the UK’s leading accountancy firms by fee income and captures key insights on growth, diversity, technology investment, and workforce trends. Deadline for submissions: 24 October 2025.

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Accountancy Age has opened entries for its Top 50+50 2025 rankings, the definitive benchmark of the UK’s leading accountancy firms.

Each year, the survey captures the scale and performance of the profession, ranking the top 100 firms by total UK fee income. Alongside fee data, the survey collects insight on service line performance, partner demographics, investment in technology, diversity, workforce trends, and M&A activity.

The results provide one of the most comprehensive snapshots of the UK accountancy sector, enabling year-on-year comparisons and highlighting the firms shaping the profession’s future.

The 2025 edition is run in partnership with Intuit QuickBooks.

Key details:

  • Time to complete: around 15–20 minutes
  • Deadline for entries: 24 October 2025
  • Survey: Take part here

Submissions are treated confidentially, with only aggregated findings published in the final report.

For media enquiries, please contact:

Marina Mouka 
Editor in Chief
Accountancy Age
marina.mouka@clickzmedia.com

About Intuit QuickBooks

Intuit QuickBooks is a leading provider of accounting and business management software, helping millions of small and medium-sized businesses around the world manage their finances with confidence. Its platform offers tools for accounting, payroll, payments, time tracking, and tax, designed to give businesses greater control and clarity. QuickBooks supports accountants and their clients by simplifying complex financial tasks, improving efficiency, and providing real-time insights to drive better decision-making.

About Accountancy Age
Accountancy Age is a leading source of news, analysis, and insight for UK accountants and finance professionals. With a legacy dating back to 1969, it delivers trusted editorial on industry developments, regulation, technology, and practice growth. Through features, rankings, and thought leadership, Accountancy Age supports the professional community in staying informed, connected, and future-ready.