As 2025 draws to a close, high-net-worth individuals and families face a dynamic landscape of tax and planning opportunities.

Andersen Managing Director Joe Calianno’s comments are featured in the recent Tax NotesToday article, Focus of Treasury’s International Tax Guidance Shifts to OBBBA. The article focuses on IRS and Treasury’s recently released 2025-2026 Priority Guidance Plan, which shows a significant shift from prior plans toward implementing the international tax changes enacted under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025. This change is not surprising, Joe said. The most recently released guidance plan is fresh and new Joe told Tax Notes.

Andersen Consulting continues to broaden its capabilities through a Collaboration Agreement with NewVision Solutions, a consulting firm specializing in entry strategy, market research, and infrastructure and engineering solutions.

Andersen Managing Directors Jason Gritton, Ross Margelefsky, Jerry Fish, Bryan Collins, and Jackie Orea are featured speakers at the Tax Executives Institute (TEI) 2025 Annual Conference in San Francisco, California, at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis from October 26-29, 2025.

Andersen Consulting bolsters its capabilities with the addition of collaborating firm Perigeum Capital Ltd, a leading corporate finance advisory firm headquartered in Mauritius with an office in Seychelles.

Your business startup costs and organizational costs will depend on the type of business you are starting, but generally include the costs for setting up your business.

Andersen Managing Director Joe Calianno’s article Pop-Up PFICs and Other Issues Raised by the OBBBA is featured in Tax Notes International.

Andersen Consulting strengthens its business transformation and digital transformation capabilities through a Collaboration Agreement with Digital Works Group, a firm known for leading complex change and solving business challenges through digital, data, AI, and process transformation.

Nearly all countries outside the United States impose a Value Added Tax (VAT), also called Goods and Services Tax (GST) or Consumption Tax (CT). A physical presence in a VAT jurisdiction is generally not required to be liable for VAT. As such, for U.S. companies with international activities, understanding the basics of VAT is critical to minimize exposures and identify potential refund opportunities.