August 14, 2017
INSIDE Public Accounting (IPA) recently recognized Andersen Tax as a 2017 Top 100 Firm. Over 500 firms participate and are ranked according to net revenue by the industry trade publication, which introduced the list in 1994.
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July 31, 2017
An article covering the new IRS statistics on FIRPTA and Foreign Investment in U.S. Real Estate include comments from Michael Hirschfeld:
"Dutch investors often sell through a U.S. corporate
May 01, 2017
High-income taxpayers in high-tax states could end up paying more in taxes under Trump’s tax reform outline due to the potential loss of the state and local tax “SALT
March 29, 2017
Translated from Spanish
Olleros Abogados will start operating under the name of Andersen Tax & Legal and become a member firm of Andersen Global. The move highlights the increased interest international organizations
March 08, 2017
An article covering IRS proposed estate consistency rules and the controversial estate tax valuation rules under Section 2704 include comments from James Hogan:
“I think we're going to have to
March 08, 2017
Accounting Today released its annual ranking of the largest firms across the country and in individual regions, naming Andersen Tax as a top Tax Firm. The special report offers a host of
March 08, 2017
This article discusses the new regulations, issued on December 7, 2016, that provide guidance on how individual and corporate owners of a qualified business unit (QBU) subject to Section 987 of the Internal Revenue Code must
February 09, 2017
This article discusses the market-based sourcing rules for sales of tangible personal property and how they may apply to services, particularly for government contractors where there is no guidance.
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February 07, 2017
Bloomberg BNA was formed to educate U.S. and foreign multinationals and companies engaged in international business on the tax, legal and accounting aspects of doing business overseas. Seminar speakers are experts in
February 02, 2017
General Electric Company, in an unusual move, recently announced it would be outsourcing most of its in-house tax department to PwC by April 1. The move suggests a possible shift for other Fortune 100 companies
