Andersen Tax & Legal establishes a new office in Querétaro, Mexico

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Andersen Tax & Legal establishes a new office in Querétaro, Mexico

Natalie Leonidou
September 04 2017

Through its Andersen Tax & Legal brand name, Andersen Global has expanded into Querétaro, Mexico, by establishing a new office in the industrial city located north of Mexico City.

The team in Querétaro specialises in transfer pricing and will expand its focus to include customs and international trade.

Andersen Tax & Legal in Mexico, which became a member firm of Andersen Global in June 2015, now has offices in three locations across the country, including Mexico City and Guadalajara.

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