KPMG Tax
Associate Partner
Ionuț has more than 20 years of experience supporting both local and multinational companies across a wide range of industries on complex direct tax matters. His expertise covers corporate income tax, withholding tax on payments to non-residents, Global Minimum Tax (Pillar Two), the implementation of DAC6-DAC9 regulations in Romania, as well as FATCA and CRS compliance requirements. Throughout his career, Ionuț has actively contributed to shaping Romania's tax landscape by providing technical input on legislative developments through leading business associations, including the Foreign Investors Council (FIC), the American Chamber of Commerce in Romania (AmCham), and the Coalition for Romania's Development (CDR). He has also participated in numerous working groups and consultation initiatives organised by the Romanian tax authorities. Ionuț played an active role in the working groups established at the initiative of the Romanian Banking Association (ARB) and in discussions led by the Ministry of Finance aimed at adapting the Romanian tax framework to the transition to IFRS. He contributed to the development of the Practical Guide on the Tax Treatment of Transactions Performed by IFRS-Adopting Taxpayers Applicable to Credit Institutions, published by the Ministry of Finance. Currently, Ionuț leads KPMG Romania’s Global Minimum Tax implementation initiatives and has advised numerous multinational groups on navigating Pillar Two requirements, helping clients address both technical and compliance challenges associated with this transformative international tax reform.
