Oliver TenHoeve

Senior Director
15+ years of experience in corporate transformation tax
Specialist in U.S. international tax planning, with a focus on savings and rate reduction
Has advised world-leading companies in the oil and gas industry
Houston
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Oliver TenHoeve is a Senior Director with Alvarez & Marsal Corporate Transformation Tax in Houston. As a specialist in U.S. international tax planning, his primary areas of concentration are corporate tax compliance, Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 modeling calculations, and Pillar Two planning and analysis.

With more than 15 years of tax experience, Mr. TenHoeve has provided compliance and consulting services to clients in various industries, including oil and gas, business-to-business technology, and retail consumer products, focusing on cash tax savings and effective tax rate reduction. 

Mr. TenHoeve’s notable engagements include managing the remediation of material weaknesses for the world’s top two oilfield services companies and providing guidance on post-merger integration for the world’s leading oilfield service technology provider. Mr. TenHoeve was also responsible for providing technical guidance and modeling analysis on Pillar Two implications to the world’s largest rig owner. 

Prior to joining A&M, Mr. TenHoeve spent 15 years with PwC in Houston, where he served as a Director in the Quantitative Solutions and Technology group. Mr. TenHoeve was responsible for delivering technology-enabled consulting services across a wide range of industries and managing a 20-person team split across two Texas offices.

Mr. TenHoeve earned a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree from the University of Richmond, Virginia. He holds Certified Public Accountant licenses in Virginia and Texas. 

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As taxpayers near the end of income tax provision and tax return extension calculations, they may be thinking they have reached the end of the learning curve in terms of the impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). While tax departments were busy developing new data sets and finding tools to assist with the calculations, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) was releasing new draft and revised forms. Taxpayers will be required to familiarize themselves with these forms to report the TCJA effects in the coming months.
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