Andersen Tax debuts in Ireland

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Andersen Tax debuts in Ireland

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Andersen Tax has announced it will make its debut in Ireland as collaborating Dublin-based firm, mgpartners, takes on the Andersen brand.



The Irish firm specialises in tax planning, risk management and dispute resolution for Irish and multinational clients. This remit extends to cross-border matters to minimise the tax burden and risk level for corporations and high-net-worth individuals.

Andersen Global is an international association of legally separate and independent member firms. The global network comprises more than 2,500 professionals worldwide and has been expanding rapidly during the past 18 months.



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