Andersen Tax continues expansion in Latin America with new Mexico office

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Andersen Tax continues expansion in Latin America with new Mexico office

Lucy Songi
May 23 2018
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Andersen Tax & Legal has announced a new presence in the Mexican city of Monterrey.

This addition comes as part of Andersen Global’s worldwide expansion.

The growing firm already has four offices in Mexico: one in Guadalajara, one in Queretaro and two in Mexico City.

José Luis Hinojosa, former director of customs, international trade and VAT at PwC, will be leading the office. He brings with him more than 20 years of experience in customs and foreign trade.

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