Bee Tan has over 20 years of experience specializing in international tax matters for individuals and corporations that employ them. This includes tax planning for individuals entering and leaving the U.S., as well as planning for companies who move employees internationally.
She works with the HLB network of firms around the world to provide end to end service to international investors and businesses people around the world.
Specific services include cross-border tax planning, treaty interpretation and planning, international assignment budgeting and planning, corporate policy consulting and corporate compliance matters. She also oversees a team that handles tax compliance for U.S. citizens living outside the US and foreign nationals working or investing in the U.S.
Bee previously practiced in Hong Kong, Shanghai and London, and was a tax director with a Big Four firm in the Global Employee Solution/International assignment services Group.
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