Providing the best possible service to our clients, in their own marketplaces, across the world, wherever they need help

Our reputation for excellence and integrity is our most precious assets and all our member firms know that they are working to enhance both our clients’ business and the future of Parker Randall International. The independence of our member firms underpins our strength and diversity.

Although each member firm and its environment are different, all our members share the same high quality standards. Each firm reflects and responds to the unique demands of its own particular market place, bringing to its work a degree of specialised knowledge and expertise that can’t be imported.

From the traditional services of audit and taxation through to contributing and advising on everything from feasibility studies to market research, our role is to encourage success by making the global marketplace more accessible.

We do not offer a standard, ready-made package of services. Instead, we offer a cohesive bespoke service, drawing on the expertise of those specialist member firms whose experience is most appropriate to our clients’ needs.

Featured publications

Doing Business 2013

Doing Business 2013: Smarter Regulations for Small and Medium-Size Enterprises assesses regulations affecting domestic firms in 185 economies and ranks the economies in 10 areas of business regulation, such as starting a business, resolving insolvency and trading across borders. This year’s report data cover regulations measured from June 2011 through May 2012. The report marks the 10th edition of the Doing Business series. Over the past decade, these reports have recorded nearly 2,000 regulatory reforms implemented by 180 economies.
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Paying Taxes 2013

This report finds that governments continue to reform their tax systems despite global economic uncertainty, with 31 economies having taken steps from June last year through May 2012 to make it easier and cost less for small and medium businesses to pay taxes. Paying Taxes 2013, a joint effort of the World Bank, IFC, and PwC, looks at tax regimes in 185 economies and finds that the most common tax reform is the introduction or improvement of online systems for tax compliance, which occurred in 16 economies.
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