Top 10 Member Firms
- Australia - Grant Thornton
- Canada - Grant Thornton LLP, Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton
- France - Grant Thornton
- Germany - Warth & Klein Grant Thornton AG
- Ireland - Grant Thornton
- Russia - Grant Thornton Russia
- Japan - Grant Thornton Japan
- Sweden - Grant Thornton Sweden AB
- The Netherlands - Grant Thornton NL
- New Zealand - Grant Thornton New Zealand
- United Kingdom - Grant Thornton UK LLP
- United States - Grant Thornton LLP
Grant Thornton member firms service international work through their local International Business Centers—located in 40 major commercial centers throughout the world.
Grant Thornton International carries out an annual global research project: the International Business Report, which surveys the views and expectations of over 11,500 privately held businesses across 40 economies.
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