Scott Young joins Ryan to boost tax compliance practice

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Scott Young joins Ryan to boost tax compliance practice

Scott Young, a tax compliance specialist, has joined Ryan as a principal in its Philadelphia office.

Young has advised multinational clients, particularly in the Fortune 1000, on process improvement methodologies and best practices for their tax compliance functions.

Young’s practice over the last 20 years has covered multistate sales and use tax consulting, automation, and compliance and has provided outsourced tax administration resources as an extension to the reporting and remittance functions of global companies.

Before Ryan, he was the global practice leader of the State and Local Tax Center of Expertise for Experis Finance, a global provider of tax, finance and accounting, internal audits and controls, and technology risk management-related services, in Philadelphia and is also a former supervising auditor for the New Jersey Division of Taxation.

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