CohnReznick, a professional services firm, added Brandon Boyle as an international tax partner in its San Francisco office. Boyle brings to the firm extensive experience in international taxation across the technology, life sciences, financial services and digital asset sectors.
Boyle advises clients on a broad range of international tax matters, including cross-border restructuring, foreign tax credit planning, intellectual property strategy, Pillar Two readiness and global effective tax rate optimization. He advises companies in all stages of global expansion to deliver practical, actionable solutions that reduce risk, support execution and create measurable value in complex, fast-moving environments. He has also worked extensively with clients and the IRS to navigate and resolve international tax-related controversy matters.
“Brandon brings a well-rounded perspective on cross border tax planning and compliance, with a clear focus on aligning tax strategy with business objectives,” Christina H. Lee, partner and practice leader, international tax services at CohnReznick, said. “His experience across cross border planning, transactions, and global tax reform will further strengthen our ability to support clients as they navigate increasingly complex global tax considerations.”
Patrick Duffany, managing partner – tax at CohnReznick, said, “Brandon has a strong track record of advising companies on practical international tax strategies that support long term value and growth. His leadership will help clients better manage their global tax position and his addition to our team will expand the capabilities of our international tax practice, which is one of our largest specialty tax areas.”
Prior to joining CohnReznick, Boyle was principal and West region international tax leader at a top 10 accounting firm. Previously, he held international tax roles in both the practice and national tax offices at another top 10 accounting firm. He earned an L.L.M. in taxation from New York University School of Law; a J.D. from Temple University Beasley School of Law; and a B.A. from the University of California, Berkeley.
