MUNICH, Germany, 16 September 2026 — Daxin Global, the international accounting network headquartered in China, held its fourth annual conference in Munich, Germany, from 10 to 16 September 2026. This marks the first time the network's global gathering has been hosted outside China, a milestone that signals a new chapter of international expansion.
Themed "GROWTH · REFERRALS · ACTIONS," the conference brought together more than forty delegates from member firms, regional directors, and distinguished guests from around the world. Over two days of intensive sessions, attendees engaged in candid, results-oriented discussions on network development, cross-border collaboration, quality management, global brand building, artificial intelligence and international taxation, and the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and ESG compliance.
Zemin Xie, Chairman and Chief Partner of WUYIGE Certified Public Accountants LLP, the founding firm of Daxin Global, opened the conference by tracing the network's journey since its global launch in 2017. He credited member firms for their contributions to business development, quality management, and brand building, and reaffirmed that the Chinese firm will continue to follow the guidance of China's Ministry of Finance and the Chinese Institute of Certified Public Accountants (CICPA), pursue high-quality development, deepen its "community" framework, safeguard the "lifeline of quality," and work alongside all member firms to elevate Daxin Global's worldwide presence.
In his keynote address, Markus Kammüller, President of Daxin Global, analysed the evolving landscape of global accounting networks, shifting patterns in international trade flows, and rising demand for cross-border professional services. He unveiled the network's strategy of "Client First" — putting client needs at the centre and grounding the network's value in the local delivery capabilities of its member firms.
Stefan Biechele, Regional Director of Europe and co-host of the conference, welcomed the global delegation and outlined Germany's position as a central hub for European trade and investment. He pledged that the European team would provide robust local support and a collaborative platform for the entire network.
Daxin Global now encompasses 52 member firms across 47 countries and regions, with a combined workforce of nearly 5,500 professionals. In 2025, the network posted aggregate revenue of US$523 million, up 5.0% year-on-year, and ranked 25th in the 2025 International Accounting Bulletin (IAB) World Survey. During the conference, three new firms — AUDIEMPRESAS (Colombia), AuditLab (Chile), and Tamkeen (Jordan) — officially joined the network, extending its footprint across Latin America and the Middle East.
The programme featured a rich slate of sessions. Alexander Resch of Europol (via video link) shared insights on compliance trends and enforcement practices in international financial transactions. Robert Specht of KUKA SE & Co. KGaA outlined the expectations that industrial clients hold for professional advisory services in the Industry 4.0 era. Yue Hong, Daxin Global's Global Quality Director, presented the findings of the 2025 quality review and set out the priorities and improvement roadmap for 2026.
In a joint session on sustainability and artificial intelligence chaired by Yongxiang Zhang, Vice Chairman of Daxin Global and regional representative of the member firm in Taiwan, China, speakers examined frontier topics including AI and cross-border taxation, as well as EU CSRD compliance and ESG sustainability. Vivi (Pei Tong) Huang of TransAct Technology (Taiwan, China, via video link) delivered a detailed analysis of the EU's mandatory CSRD legislation and its global implications, demonstrating an AIoT-powered digital platform that integrates ESRS, GRI, and IFRS standards to deliver "one-click sustainability" solutions. Zhaohong Xu, Chairman of TaxChina (Beijing) Holdings Group, presented the ZhiShuiBao intelligent tax platform through video demonstration and live Q&A with the platform's technical lead, advocating a collaboration model built on "AI empowerment, expert oversight, global coordination, and local delivery."
A dedicated session on channel partner strategy brought together representatives from Aprio Global (United States), Tara Fides (France), and TeDo (Russia). Participants explored a dual-tier architecture that pairs deep member firm coverage with channel partner expertise, mechanisms for two-way referrals, and quality-alignment protocols to ensure independent yet consistent standards.
On the morning of 12 September, regional breakout sessions for Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East & Africa addressed six priority themes: growth plans (targeted expansion of member firms), channel partner collaboration, cross-border client activities, network resource requirements, engagement with local Chinese enterprises, and brand marketing strategy. Delegates assigned specific follow-up actions and owners for each item, ensuring that discussion points would be converted into concrete outcomes. Daxin Global's structured workshop templates ensured that every member firm's voice was heard, its needs addressed, and its actions supported.
During the conference, delegates reached consensus on a unified global branding initiative. The network formally launched the design of a corporate communications brochure aimed at presenting a consistent global brand identity while empowering member firms in their local markets. The initiative is anchored in the "Client First" service philosophy: client needs as the compass, local member firm delivery as the foundation.
The Fourth Daxin Global Annual Conference concluded successfully. With the network's global gathering stepping onto the international stage for the first time, Daxin Global will use the conference outcomes as a springboard to further unify quality standards, brand identity, training frameworks, and strategic vision — turning discussion into output, consensus into action, and driving the network's overall strength to new heights.