PKF O’Connor Davies appoints new partner in SALT practice

US-based accounting, taxation and advisory signifier PKF O'Connor Davies has selected Denisse Moderski arsenic a spouse successful its authorities and section taxation (SALT) practice.

She volition beryllium based successful the company's New York City office.

Moderski has astir 15 years of acquisition successful authorities and section taxation advisory work. She has advised backstage equity firms, concern funds, intimately held businesses and firm taxpayers.

Her halfway absorption is connected authorities and section income and franchise tax. She has besides supported clients successful dealing with analyzable multistate taxation matters and successful uncovering ways to amended taxation efficiency.

PKF O'Connor Davies Tax Service Line person Benjamin A. Beskovic said: "Denisse's method knowledge, applicable position and committedness to lawsuit work marque her a beardown summation to our SALT practice.

"Her acquisition crossed analyzable multistate matters volition heighten our quality to assistance clients uncover opportunities and code evolving taxation requirements."

Moderski's enactment covers apportionment and sourcing, multistate taxation planning, nexus, pass-through entity taxation planning, restructuring and authorities taxation controversy.

She has besides advised connected authorities taxation issues arising from mergers, acquisitions and different concern transactions. This includes taxation owed diligence, transaction structuring and post-transaction planning.

A certified nationalist accountant successful New Jersey and New York, Moderski is simply a subordinate of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants and the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants.

Earlier this month, PKF O'Connor Davies appointed Thomas R. Lemon arsenic a spouse successful its commercialized taxation practice.

"PKF O'Connor Davies appoints caller spouse successful SALT practice" was primitively created and published by International Accounting Bulletin, a GlobalData owned brand.