Andersen is pleased to announce the appointment of John W. Maragoudakis as Office Managing Director for Metro New York, which includes offices in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania. With over 20 years of experience in tax compliance and consulting services for domestic and multinational business entities, John has been a core member of Andersen since 2003.

Andersen proudly announces Marc Lim as Office Managing Director for Northern California, covering our San Francisco and Silicon Valley offices.

Andersen Global has added valuation capabilities in Africa and strengthened its overall regional coverage through the addition of two new collaborating firms – Nelson Thorpe Alonge in Nigeria, and Valeo Capital in South Africa. These additions mark Andersen’s first valuation service offerings in Africa, adding to the firm’s global valuation service offerings in North America, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia.

Andersen is pleased to announce the appointment of Catherine Iwicki as the new Office Managing Director for the Seattle office. With over 30 years of experience in domestic and international tax, Catherine has been a trusted advisor to a broad spectrum of clients, ranging from emerging companies to large multinational corporations

The latest installment of Sodium Podium –Andersen's regular column in Tax Notes.

In Mexico, Tax and Customs Authority practice continues to be at odds with a recent court ruling, causing uncertainty for non-resident companies without a permanent establishment in Mexico as to whether they will be subject to value-added tax (VAT) on sales of goods from a Maquiladora to customers in Mexico.

Andersen Global initiates further expansion in Turkey with the addition of collaborating firm Celen Corporate Property Valuation & Counseling Inc. (Celen), adding valuation resources to the organization's existing tax and legal capabilities.

This webcast will discuss recent developments in regulations, enforcement, taxation, and other industry trends in crypto/blockchain.

For a variety of reasons, many companies choose to incorporate in Delaware. But for all the benefits of doing so, one potentially unfortunate aspect is the state's vigorous enforcement of its unclaimed property laws.