Abacus Worldwide, an association of independent accounting, consulting and legal businesses, has expanded its network with new members in the US and Turkey.
Barnes Preston Global CPAs, based in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, has joined under the Abacus One category, which is aimed at solo practitioners looking to scale their practices.
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The company supports both individual and business clients on US and cross-border tax and accounting matters, with a focus on complex financial arrangements and international tax considerations.
Its model is built around customised, high-contact advice for clients with multi-jurisdictional needs.
Abacus Worldwide chief operating officer Jessica Levin said: “Barnes Preston brings deep international perspective and decades of experience helping clients navigate complex financial and tax landscapes with personalised service.
“Their extensive global network and commitment to tailored solutions complement our association’s mission to support high-quality professional expertise.
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By GlobalData“We are pleased to welcome a firm whose work enhances cross-border insight and adds valuable breadth to our community.”
In Turkey, Abacus Worldwide has broadened its coverage by admitting Panopticon Bağımsız Denetim to its network.
Panopticon, which operates from Istanbul and Izmir, offers independent audit, accounting and business consultancy services to a variety of enterprises.
It works with clients to support reliable financial reporting, reinforce internal control systems and improve operational performance through targeted advisory services.
It also delivers corporate training programmes to help develop employee capabilities and underpin wider business objectives.
Commenting on the addition, Levin said: “Turkey’s geographic location as a bridge between Europe and Asia makes it a natural target for businesses looking for trade potential.
“As structural reforms help stabilise inflation, our members see growing client interest in doing business there. Having Panopticon in place gives them another resource to serve those client needs.”
