KBF Advisory joins Praxity to widen global client access

KBF Advisory has joined Praxity, a global alliance of independent audit, tax and advisory firms, giving its clients coordinated access to professionals in more than 110 countries. The move is meant to help KBF support businesses with cross-border tax, assurance and advisory needs while keeping clients tied to the same local team.

Why it matters: - KBF Advisory clients now have coordinated access to an international network that spans more than 110 countries. - The membership is aimed at helping businesses manage tax, assurance and advisory issues across jurisdictions as more companies expand globally. - KBF says the alliance strengthens its ability to support clients without changing the personalized service model the firm is known for.

What happened: - KBF Advisory announced Aug. 6, 2026, that it has joined Praxity, a global alliance of independent audit, tax and advisory firms. - The Lake Oswego, Oregon-based firm said clients will continue working directly with their KBF team while gaining access to other member firms worldwide. - KBF is a specialized professional services firm focused on tax, assurance and advisory work.

The details: - KBF is known for work in Accounting for Income Tax (ASC 740), GAAP advisory, international tax and transfer pricing. - The firm serves hundreds of public companies, private equity-owned companies, venture-backed companies and select privately held businesses. - Praxity has a combined turnover of US$11.2 billion and includes more than 89,000 people at independent firms in over 110 countries. - KBF said the alliance gives its tax practice a stronger international foundation and better supports clients operating in multiple markets. - KBF said it reviewed most major global alliances before choosing Praxity. - The firm said Praxity stood out because of its presence in markets where KBF clients do business. - Praxity said KBF strengthens the alliance’s U.S. presence, especially on the West Coast. - Praxity said KBF adds technical depth in tax and advisory and fits the alliance’s collaborative approach.

Between the lines: - The deal reflects how regional firms are pairing with global networks to compete for clients that need cross-border support but still want a local lead advisor. - KBF’s focus on tax and transfer pricing suggests the alliance is as much about technical specialization as geography. - The partnership also gives Praxity a deeper footprint in the U.S. West Coast market.

What's next: - KBF will use the Praxity network to support domestic and international tax, assurance and advisory work across multiple jurisdictions. - The firms are positioning the partnership as a long-term collaboration rather than a simple referral arrangement. - More client work may now flow through coordinated teams across member firms in the alliance.

The bottom line: - KBF is betting that global reach and local service can scale together, and Praxity gives the firm a larger platform to do it.

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