Our approach

KPMG in Romania’s experts listen and work closely with you, combining professional expertise with deal knowledge and experience. KPMG in Romania professionals use all the technology and other resources at their disposal to offer effective collaboration, while building face-to face relationships with clients.

Our Deal Advisory and M&A Tax professionals leverage professionals from different service areas throughout KPMG’s global network to help clients understand processes, avoid pitfalls and seize opportunities related to deals.

We understand the practical impacts of tax developments from one country to the next and when we spot opportunities, we know how to act on them to benefit organizations and their stakeholders.

Our services

Tax due diligence

Identifying the tax exposure of a deal and how it may be mitigated, with a clear focus on risk assessment.

Structuring an acquisition or disposition

Advice on the tax consequences of individual acquisitions, joint ventures and divestments to help design tax-efficient deal structures.

Contract assistance

Helping the legal advisors in reviewing agreements to reduce the risk of unexpected tax exposures and help determine if tax issues arising from the due diligence report are accurately represented.

Tax modeling

Assistance in modeling the tax effects of transactions, including assisting in tracking the cash and non-cash steps in fund flow.

Vendor assistance

Preparation of vendor side documentation and tax advice on the tax implications of the sale of a business, including pre-deal reorganization measures and settlement of historic tax risks.

Acquisition cost recovery analysis

Analyzing associated deals (deduction versus depreciation) to help mitigate the after-tax deal costs.

Post-deal integration

Helping tax leaders reconcile their own tax positions and those of the acquired businesses as well as capturing the synergies.

Our insights

The Fit for Pillar Two series aims to help tax teams of multinational enterprises within the scope of Pillar Two prepare for the upcoming wave of international tax changes by putting theory into practice.