“The new partners, Daniel, Inga and Victor, demonstrate our commitment to being the clear choice and inspiring trust in our clients. They will play a key role in developing our business and strengthening KPMG in Romania’s competitive edge. As we look to the opportunities of the post-COVID period, and approach the challenges and profound transformation of these times, fueled by an unprecedent drive of disruptive technology, I am confident that our people, our culture and our values will differentiate us in providing our clients, collaborators and the wider community with the resilience needed to navigate to a better world,” said Ramona Jurubita, Country Managing Partner, KPMG in Romania.
During his university years, Daniel was an intern for two summers in KPMG in Romania’s transaction services team and started his full-time role in the Tax Team of KPMG in 2002. Daniel specializes in corporate direct taxation (including corporate income tax, withholding tax, and local taxes), with a focus on Deals. The projects he has worked on include: M&A and structuring advice; local tax compliance; developing, selling and implementing tax technology solutions (such as our Romanian KPMG Corporate Tax Manager); tax reviews and certifications; tax audit support (and litigation, together with KPMG Legal); business reorganizations; R&D tax credits and more.
With 16 years of experience in tax advisory in the Big Four, Inga Tigai is joining KPMG as Head of Tax and Legal Technology. Her expertise as a driver for tax function transformation and as a Global Mobility Services (GMS) expert is highly regarded in the market. Inga is an active member of several tax and business taskforce groups.
Victor Iancu joined KPMG in 2006 and, with more than 15 years of management consulting experience, he currently leads the Business and Service Design practice of KPMG in Romania, including the delivery of Customer/Employee Experience analysis and design thinking services. For two years (2011-2012), he served as a consultancy services advisor in London, for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). Iancu also heads the Public Sector line of business in KPMG. He currently acts as Lead Expert appointed by the European Commission in the Intelligent Cities Challenge project that supports 136 cities in using cutting-edge technologies to lead the intelligent, green and socially responsible recovery. Iancu is also a certified business and executive coach, accredited by the International Coaching Federation. He set up the internal coaching practice in KPMG in Romania, and currently acts as executive coach for Managers and Senior Managers across the CEE region.
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KPMG in Romania operates from six offices located in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Constanta, Iasi, Timisoara and Chisinau (Republic of Moldova). We currently employ more than 800 professionals, both Romanians and expatriates.