Top 25 International Networks 2022
The Accountancy Age Top 25 International Networks 2022 promotes excellence in the accountancy industry worldwide by ranking accountancy organisations by combined annual total income. Figures are collected from individual questionnaires, websites and other publicly available material. The ranking has been compiled based on data collected in Autumn 2022.
Read this year’s full report about the rankings here.
The research, rankings, and written analysis for this project was completed by freelance contributor, Philip Smith.
Ranking vs 2021
International Company
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
Previous year’s income ($m)
% change
Year end
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
59,300
Previous year’s income ($m)
50,200
% change
18.1%
Year end
05/22
#2
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
50,249
Previous year’s income ($m)
45,142
% change
11.4%
Year end
06/22
#3
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
45,420
Previous year’s income ($m)
39,959
% change
13.7%
Year end
06/22
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
34,640
Previous year’s income ($m)
32,130
% change
7.8%
Year end
09/22
#5
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
12,800
Previous year’s income ($m)
11,782
% change
8.6%
Year end
09/22
#6
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
7,260
Previous year’s income ($m)
6,300
% change
15.2%
Year end
12/21
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
7,200
Previous year’s income ($m)
6,600
% change
9.1%
Year end
09/22
#8
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
4,561
Previous year’s income ($m)
4,172
% change
9.3%
Year end
12/21
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
4,357
Previous year’s income ($m)
4,044
% change
7.7%
Year end
12/21
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
4,081
Previous year’s income ($m)
3,277
% change
24.5%
Year end
12/21
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
3,564
Previous year’s income ($m)
3,137
% change
13.6%
Year end
12/21
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
2,930
Previous year’s income ($m)
5,079
% change
-42.3%
Year end
06/22
#13
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
2,610
Previous year’s income ($m)
2,408
% change
8.4%
Year end
10/21
#14
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
2,515
Previous year’s income ($m)
2,262
% change
11.2%
Year end
08/21
#15
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
2,224
Previous year’s income ($m)
n/a
% change
n/a
Year end
12/21
#16
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
2,059
Previous year’s income ($m)
1,820
% change
13.1%
Year end
12/21
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
1,618
Previous year’s income ($m)
1,454
% change
11.3%
Year end
06/21
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
1,465
Previous year’s income ($m)
1,301
% change
12.6%
Year end
12/21
#19
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
850
Previous year’s income ($m)
849
% change
0.1%
Year end
12/21
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
752
Previous year’s income ($m)
678
% change
10.9%
Year end
12/21
#21
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
746
Previous year’s income ($m)
728
% change
2.5%
Year end
04/22
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
685
Previous year’s income ($m)
600
% change
14.2%
Year end
12/21
#23
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
653
Previous year’s income ($m)
533
% change
22.6%
Year end
12/21
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
260
Previous year’s income ($m)
234
% change
11%
Year end
12/21
Latest combined annual total income ($m)
214
Previous year’s income ($m)
246
% change
-13%
Year end
06/21
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