Merger Bolsters Hancock Askew's Emerging Business Division

The Savannah-based firm to merge with Stein Accounting CPA

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Savannah, Ga. (November 1, 2012)

By Tamika Cody

Hancock Askew & Co. LLP has agreed to merge with Stein Accounting CPA. Once the merger is complete Hancock will have 65 employees, which includes eight partners and two principals.

Neville Stein, founder of Stein Accounting, will become one of the newest partners at Hancock Askew.

Hancock Askew has been growing its small and emerging business portfolio including clients that need monthly accounting, bookkeeping, bill payment, and other business services. The newest addition will enhance Hancock Askew’s small and emerging business division.

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