Kathryn Dery Leung, a Managing Director at Andersen, is a contributing author of "The Tax Trap: What VC Funds Need to Know About Passive Foreign Investment Companies" featured in The Venture Fund Blueprint.

Andersen, the fastest-growing independent, multidisciplinary professional services firm in the world, continues to broaden its global valuation practice and deepen its ties in Asia Pacific through the addition of collaborating firms.

Andersen Global strengthens its coverage in the United Kingdom through a Collaboration Agreement with Scotland-based Consilium Chartered Accountants, further solidifying its reach in the region.

With former President Trump's victory in the presidential race and the Republican party's control of both the U.S. House of Representatives (House) and Senate, the framework of potential tax policy changes is coming into focus. With single-party control of the executive branch and Congress, the Republican party is in a favorable position to shape tax proposals and guide them to enactment. However, their slim majorities and budgetary pressures will complicate the implementation of President-elect Trump's tax agenda.

Our Unclaimed Property professionals will review recent state outreach efforts and share key strategies to mitigate risk and streamline escheatment processes.

Andersen Global strengthens its platform in New Zealand through a Collaboration Agreement with Three Sixty Capital Partners, a strategic M&A advisory firm based in Auckland.

Andersen Global continues to build its multidisciplinary platform in South Africa through a Collaboration Agreement with Merchantec Capital, an M&A and investment banking firm based in Johannesburg.

Conducting a strategic review of your accounting methods with Andersen could help identify opportunities to implement an accounting method change to either accelerate deductions to decrease income or defer deductions to increase income.

Andersen Managing Director Eric Anderson's comments are featured in the recent Tax Notes article, Experts Urge States to Tax Tech via Statute, Not Regs. The article discusses the insights leading state tax practitioners shared about how technology is outpacing state taxation statutes at an October 28, 2024, panel discussion at the Paul J. Hartman State and Local Tax Forum in Nashville, Tennessee. Eric said the market for the virtual universe (i.e., where users can interact with other people or software) is growing rapidly, but there are no state statutes in place addressing taxation. The situation is creating a conundrum because, in the absence of relevant statutes, practitioners are applying existing laws, policies, and regulations to new internet applications, Eric said.