Ian Boccaccio

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Overview

Ian Boccaccio is a Principal and Income Tax Practice Leader at Ryan, where he leads a global team delivering technology-enabled income tax solutions that support long-term profitability and shareholder value. Based in the New York office, Ian works with organizations to design and execute quantitative tax strategies that address complex domestic and international income tax challenges, integrating technical precision with advanced analytics and scalable technology.

With deep expertise across income tax planning, international structuring, and tax technology, Ian is known for translating complexity into practical, value-driven outcomes. He is a frequent lecturer for Ryan clients and a sought-after speaker at leading tax, energy, and business industry forums, where he shares insights on tax credits, green energy incentives, international optimization, and modern tax controllership. His leadership is grounded in rigorous analysis, innovation, and a focus on delivering measurable financial impact, helping organizations strengthen performance while navigating an evolving tax landscape.

Education and Qualifications

Bachelor of Business Administration, Finance, Bryant University

General Securities Representative, Series 7, FINRA

Uniform Securities Agent State Law Examination, Series 63, NASAA

Experience and Achievements

Principal and Practice Leader, Income Tax, Ryan, New York office

• Leads global income tax services supported by advanced technology and analytics

• Delivers quantitative tax strategies focused on increasing shareholder value

Partner and Co-Founder, WTP Advisors

• Scaled a global tax consultancy operating across 40 offices in 29 countries

• Developed quantitative international tax services for multinational organizations

Leadership Role, Quantitative Solutions Practice, PricewaterhouseCoopers, New York

• Advised Fortune 500 companies on complex international tax matters

Member, Chicago Tax Club

Member, International Fiscal Association

Member, Institute for Professionals in Taxation