GPS Accounting and GPS Legal, part of the GPS Professional Services Group, have each been accepted as the exclusive Thailand members of Alliott Global Alliance (AGA), a leading international alliance of independent professional services firms. 

Providing full-service accounting, tax, and legal advisory services to resident and overseas individuals, local and regional SMEs, and global multinationals in Thailand, the two sister firms join a growing alliance comprising 185 member firms in 225 cities across 80 countries.

“Affiliating with Alliott Global Alliance will increase our global exposure and facilitate business into and out of Thailand. Being recognised by such a respected group as AGA confirms the quality of our services,” said Steve Harrop, Managing Partner of GPS Accounting.

Lawrence Chaney, the Managing Partner of GPS Legal, continued, “We are extremely honoured and delighted to have our two firms appointed as the Thailand law and accounting members for Alliott Global Alliance. A modern practice group with traditional values, we look forward to this exciting next step in providing access to high calibre legal counsel and accountancy services through our extensive and expanded networks, strong personal relationships, and local know-how.” 

“Alliott Global Alliance is undergoing fast organic growth in Southeast Asia and around the world and has been targeting strong independent law and accounting firms capable of meeting the high standards required to represent the alliance in Thailand,” commented Alliott Global Alliance COO Giles Brake.  “High levels of responsiveness, technical excellence, business acumen, and international orientation are all attributes we have found in abundance in both GPS Legal and GPS Accounting. Together, the two firms are able to coordinate the complex, multidisciplinary needs of foreign clients operating in Thailand and now with the expanded support of their AGA colleagues, in a further 225 cities in 80 countries across the globe. We extend a warm welcome to our friends and colleagues at GPS.”