Wasilidas & Kulik launches international division for Middle East clients entering the US

Wasilidas & Kulik CPA PC has launched a new International Business Services Division to help businesses, investors, entrepreneurs and nonprofits from the Middle East establish operations in the United States. The Milford, Massachusetts firm says the move is aimed at reducing compliance risk and helping cross-border clients build stronger financial foundations.

Why it matters: - The new division targets organizations from the Middle East that want help navigating U.S. tax, accounting, regulatory and operational requirements. - The launch expands the firm’s cross-border advisory offer at a time when more global organizations are pursuing U.S. market entry. - The service mix is designed to support both for-profit and nonprofit groups, which broadens the potential client base.

What happened: - Wasilidas & Kulik CPA PC announced the launch of its International Business Services Division on July 23, 2026. - The Massachusetts CPA and business advisory firm says the division will serve businesses, investors, entrepreneurs and nonprofit organizations from the Middle East. - The firm is based in Milford, Massachusetts, and also operates offices in Framingham and Leominster. - The division is focused on clients in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman and neighboring countries.

The details: - The division will provide U.S. business formation and entity selection support. - It will handle federal and state tax planning and compliance. - It will offer international tax guidance, accounting and bookkeeping, and financial reporting. - The service list also includes audit, review and compilation services. - The firm will provide IRS tax resolution and strategic business consulting. - Nonprofit accounting and compliance are part of the new division’s offer. - Startup advisory services are included as well. - Ash Wasilidas, CPA, leads the firm and has more than 20 years of experience in accounting, auditing, tax and business advisory work. - Wasilidas & Kulik says it serves clients throughout the U.S. from its Massachusetts offices. - The firm also provides accounting, tax, audit, bookkeeping and advisory services more broadly. - Ash Wasilidas said international expansion creates opportunities but also requires careful planning and compliance. - Wasilidas said the firm aims to become a trusted financial partner for organizations entering the United States and help them build strong financial foundations while staying compliant with U.S. regulations. - The firm says it has earned numerous five-star client reviews. - Wasilidas & Kulik also says it maintains BBB Accreditation with an A+ rating.

Between the lines: - The launch suggests the firm is betting that demand for specialized U.S. entry support is strong enough to justify a dedicated international unit. - The emphasis on compliance, risk reduction and financial transparency points to a service model built around execution rather than general business development. - The Middle East focus gives the firm a defined geographic niche, which may help it market against broader accounting firms.

What's next: - The International Business Services Division will begin working with organizations seeking to establish or grow U.S. operations. - Wasilidas & Kulik plans to use personalized guidance to help clients make business decisions with more confidence. - The firm’s broader U.S. and international client base will likely be the first test of whether the new division can scale beyond a regional accounting practice.

The bottom line: - Wasilidas & Kulik is turning cross-border advisory into a dedicated business line, with Middle Eastern clients as the immediate focus and U.S. market entry as the core use case.