As we enter the second quarter of 2022, businesses and their owners face a state of change, disruption and uncertainty on both the domestic and international fronts. Despite the pending developments that have the potential to impact tax planning opportunities and challenges in 2022, there are some areas where tax planning needs are clear and where taxpayers must give their immediate attention. To that end, below are several tax-related moves that business should consider in 2022 including amending returns to capture tax benefits from the pandemic, leveraging deductions that may soon expire, and planning around expired tax benefits and current legislative uncertainty.

Andersen Global expands its presence in Africa through a Collaboration Agreement with ISHARA Consulting Limited (iSHARA), a tax and business advisory services firm in Tanzania.

Managing Director Mary Duffy's thoughts regarding the planning opportunities and potential pitfalls of owning and operating a private aircraft are featured in an interview recently published by CFO Dive , a business publication aimed at chief financial officers.

Andersen Global continues to cultivate its platform in East Asia through a Collaboration Agreement with Eiger, a full-service law firm headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.

The Texas Supreme Court ruled in favor of Sirius XM Radio, finding that the service it performs for Texas subscribers occurs primarily outside the state for purposes of calculating the company's liability for the Texas Franchise Tax.

Andersen Global adds depth to its platform in Bangladesh through a Collaboration Agreement with law firm A.S & Associates, establishing a full suite of integrated tax and legal capabilities in the country.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine was met with heavy sanctions, strategic boycotts and financial countermeasures.

Andersen Global enters the Central African Republic with collaborating firm Rigo Parse Avocat, further extending its geographic coverage in the region.

Andersen Global adds a new member firm in the United Arab Emirates as Chartered House adopts the Andersen brand, strengthening the organization's presence in the Middle East and launching the brand in one of the region's key markets.