William G. Andreozzi

CPA, JD

Tax Partner 

Partner Bill Andreozzi serves the multi-disciplinary tax needs of global and multi-state companies across a variety of industries, including manufacturing, distribution, technology, and private equity. 

Bill helps these clients achieve their strategies by:

• Advising on appropriate tax structures, including the value of specialty tax solutions
• Managing complex, high-volume tax compliance engagements
• Providing tax consultation and advice to global companies that require extensive cross-border coordination and interaction with foreign affiliates
• Representing clients during IRS audits and appeals
• Structuring and analyzing mergers, acquisitions, and dispositions
• Conducting buy-side and sell-side tax due diligence

He is dedicated to serving the tax needs of middle-market clients, particularly those with international or multi-state operations. He routinely advises clients on appropriate and sensible tax planning and mitigates audit risk through careful documentation. 

U.S. companies with a global presence face an increasingly heavy compliance burden, from transfer-pricing rules to the convergence of international reporting standards. Bill has served clients with operations around the globe, making him particularly qualified to consult with clients on domestic and international tax considerations. 

Most recently, Bill led the Chicago tax practice at a top-tier national firm, as Tax Managing Partner. Under his leadership, the office achieved consecutive years of double-digit growth and brought a level of enthusiasm and excitement that created a winning environment.  Bill brings a contagious enthusiasm to all his relationships — not only with clients but also with his team members.  

Credentials 

Bill holds a Master of Science in Taxation degree from DePaul University, a law degree from The John Marshall Law School, and a Bachelor of Science in Finance degree from Northern Illinois University. 

News about Bill Andreozzi

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