Guiding Your Voyage to Success.

Founder & Managing Partner — Voyage Consulting | Co-Founder & Advisory Board Member — U.S.–Syria Business Council | Member of the NAEA | Member of AICPA.

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Louay Homsi is an accomplished entrepreneur and strategic advisor whose career combines U.S. accounting expertise with international economic development.

 

As the Founder and Managing Partner of Voyage Consulting, located in the Washington, D.C. metro area, Louay leads a firm that offers comprehensive tax, accounting, and advisory solutions to individuals, businesses, and nonprofit organizations. His practice is built on a foundation of integrity, technical precision, and a genuine commitment to helping clients achieve financial clarity and sustainable growth.

 

With a strong background in U.S. taxation, corporate structuring, and financial strategy, Louay has successfully guided clients through complex regulatory frameworks. His expertise spans entity formation, IRS compliance, multistate taxation, cross-border filings, and business succession planning.

 

He has become a trusted advisor to business owners across various industries, particularly in consulting, retail, and professional services. His insights into both operations and taxation have enabled businesses to optimize profitability while remaining compliant with evolving laws and standards.

 

Beyond his consulting practice, Louay plays a significant role in shaping international business relations as a Co-Founder and Advisory Board Member of the U.S.–Syria Business Council (USSYBC). This nonprofit organization, based in Washington, D.C., is dedicated to fostering bilateral trade, investment, and economic cooperation between the United States and Syria. Through this platform, he actively engages with senior government officials, global financial institutions, and leading private-sector executives to promote Syria’s reintegration into the global economy and support sustainable reconstruction efforts. His work includes coordinating high-level dialogues with entities such as JPMorgan Chase, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the World Bank, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), as well as leading U.S.–Syria trade missions and financial roundtables.

 

Louay’s vision focuses on building bridges between innovation and policy, empowering economies in transition through technology, compliance, and strategic partnerships.

 

Respected for his strategic foresight, diplomacy, and ethical leadership, Louay continues to influence taxation and policy as a member of the AICPA & the National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA). His work reflects a strong belief in partnership, transparency, and growth, values that define his approach to every professional and humanitarian initiative.