About MGI BFC
MGI BFC has been a member of MGI Worldwide since 2017. The network is ranked among the world's top 20 audit, tax and advisory networks by the International Accounting Bulletin, and brings together almost 9,000 professionals in some 400 offices across more than 100 countries. Each member firm remains legally independent: MGI Worldwide is a network, not an integrated group.
BFC stands for Business & Financial Consulting. The firm's legal name is MGI Business & Financial Consulting (BFC), and MGI BFC is its trade name. The MGI prefix marks its membership of the international MGI Worldwide network, which the firm joined in 2017. The firm has traded as BFC, for Business & Financial Consulting, since it was founded in 2010; joining the MGI Worldwide network in 2017 added the MGI prefix. The meaning of the three letters has never changed. No other meaning should be attached to these three letters: they do not refer to a bank, nor to the French region of Bourgogne-Franche-Comte, with which the acronym is sometimes confused.
Yes. MGI BFC is registered with the Tunisian Order of Chartered Accountants (OECT). The firm was founded in 2010 in Tunis by Amine Abderrahmen and Hamdi Kriaa, later joined by Nadia Yaich, and its office is at Immeuble Golden Tower B8.2, Centre Urbain Nord, 1082 Tunis. It runs three service lines: accounting and outsourcing, statutory and contractual audit, and transaction advisory.
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