bpv Hügel promotes Kornelia Wittmann to a tax partner

With the promotion of Kornelia Wittmann (attorney at law and tax advisor), bpv Hügel further strengthens its expertise in the field of tax and accounting law.

Vienna/Moedling/Baden, July 2018. bpv Hügel is proud to announce that Kornelia Wittmann (35) is promoted to a tax partner as of July 2018. Kornelia, who is dual-qualified as tax advisor and attorney at law, joined the firm in 2012. Prior to that, she worked at PwC in the Financial Services tax team for nearly four years.

Kornelia has extensive experience in the field of transaction-based tax consulting. She advises primarily in matters of corporate and international tax law, accounting law and represents clients at tax audits as well as in tax disputes and fiscal criminal cases.

Kornelia Wittmann decisively contributed to the success of our clients and our tax law practice during the last years. Her extraordinary efforts combined with her exceptional commitment strengthen the tax law focus as the significant area of growth of bpv Hügel”, emphasises Gerald Schachner, Head of Tax at bpv Hügel.

I am very pleased being promoted to a partner at bpv Hügel, especially since the firm has a long history of providing high quality tax advice to our clients”, says Kornelia Wittmann.

Kornelia Wittmann studied law and business economics at the universities of Passau (Germany) and Széchenyi István (Hungary) and has an LL.M degree in International Tax Law. She is a certified expert in fiscal criminal law, an attorney at law and a Hungarian and Austrian tax advisor.

 

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Kornelia Wittmann, partner/attorney at law/tax advisor at the tax department of bpv Hügel
Copyright: Peter Rigaud

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