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Saturday, 05 July 2008 |
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Welcome to The International Accounting Group (TIAG)
| TIAG ® A Worldwide Network
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Quality Accounting Firms |
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| TAGLaw ® A Worldwide Network
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Quality Law Firms | Our two international networks span the globe with more than 220 firms operating out of nearly 400 offices in almost 90 countries. More than 8,000 professionals are available to serve members’ and clients’ business, accounting, financial and legal needs. One-third of the firms are in North America, another third in Europe, and the remainder in Asia Pacific, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East. The networks are among the most extensive and capable in each region of the world. Clients benefit from the national and global reach of member firms and the vast range of experience that members can call upon to support their business. |
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Tuesday, 01 July 2008 |
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City of 1000 Spires Now Hosts a TIAG Member In the autumn of 2005, Prague was the site of the semi-annual TIAG and TAGLaw International Conferences. Many of the attendees voiced the opinion that Prague, this “City of 1000 Spires” was the most beautiful conference city ever. A thriving metropolis of nearly 2,000,000, Prague has been the home to a TAGLaw member since early 2003, and now we are happy to announce that it is also home to one of the newest members of the TIAG family: HAYEK spol. s r.o. holding.
Founder Ivan Hayek is a much-sought specialist in the field of business combination including company transformations, acquisitions and due diligence. The group HAYEK holding has long belonged among the leading auditing companies and tax consultants in the Czech Republic and is prepared to do business in English and Russian as well as Czech. For more details visit http://www.hayek.cz.
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Tuesday, 10 June 2008 |
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TIAG Waaaay Down Under: Hood Sweeney in Adelaide
Calming hills, crashing waves and a whole valley of wine - another Aussie TIAG member can now be found in Adelaide. When the early colonists arrived and began building Adelaide they used stone. They wanted to build a solid, dignified city, a civilized and calm place, with a manner no other state capital in the country could match. Nowadays, much to the wowsers' chagrin, pubs and nightclubs outnumber the churches! While being primarily a British colony since 1836, Adelaide attracted immigrants from many non-English speaking countries early on, including Lutherans escaping religious persecution in Germany. The first German Lutherans arrived in 1838, bringing with them the vine cuttings that they used to found the acclaimed wineries of the BarossaValley. After the Second World War, Italians, Greeks, Dutch, Poles, and possibly every other European nationality came to make a new start. An influx of Asian immigrants following the Vietnam War added to the mix. These new arrivals have blended to form a rich and diverse cuisine and vibrant restaurant culture.
This new firm has come as a result of the extensive groundwork done by our colleague Kurt Baker of Einfeld Symonds Vince in Sydney. Hood Sweeney Pty Ltd is a 32 year old firm that has grown steadily since its inception to become a leading player in Adelaide. Then, a year ago, Hood Sweeney merged with Bond Stuppos & Associates, the largest accounting firm in the Whyalla region of South Australia, thus solidifying the merged firm's position of leadership in South Australia. The firm provides financial planning and technology services in addition to the usual range of CPA activities.
For more information on Hood Sweeney, visit www.hoodsweeney.com.au.
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