Nir Shtolzberg joins Andersen Tax

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Nir Shtolzberg joins Andersen Tax

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Andersen Tax has appointed Nir Shtolzberg as managing director of its Los Angeles office.

Shtolzberg will be part of the firm’s commercial practice group, where he will provide market leadership and help deliver corporate tax services to corporations.

Before joining the firm, he worked at EY where he led the southern California R&D credit service team, and was one of EY’s counselling family leaders, and served on the firm’s business tax services QS west leadership team. Before then, he worked at PwC in San Francisco and Los Angeles. 

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