Knowing the ins and outs The Transformations team comprises of a diversity of talent and experience. ‘I have a very broad background,’ says Joram. ‘I studied both Accountancy and Fiscal Economics at university, but also did a post-master Management of Philanthropic (Equity) Funds and followed the professional education for tax advisors. I don't see myself as your average tax expert. I like to dive deep into the broader impact of fiscal changes to gain a thorough understanding of how everything f

New challenges Arlette started her career with Deloitte as a working student. ‘After studying Tax Law followed by six months in Rome, I got back in touch with Deloitte again. I had already become enthused after an interview at an open day for companies at my student association. There was an opening for me at Indirect Tax and it soon turned out to be a perfect match. I have worked in several disciplines but kept returning to Indirect Tax. As my study focused primarily on direct taxes, I learnt e

From concept to implementation ‘An organisational change like an adjustment to the business model or the reduction of the number of legal entities has a huge ripple effect in the organisation explains Joram. ‘How does it impact the financial systems and IT, what are the consequences for financial reporting, how do you communicate internally and externally, how is HR affected, and so on. The change affects so many parts of an operation that the practical implementation can be extremely complex. T

Swift response ‘Nobody here works within their comfort zone,’ says Arlette with a smile. ‘Quite literally anything can come along and it's simply impossible to be prepared for everything. So we're all quite flexible and quick on our feet when it comes to a response. I learn new things every day and spend a lot of time working directly with our clients' senior management. At this moment, I'm working on an extensive project with an international Consumer Business client with a desire to optimize i