RSM expands in Africa and Eastern Europe

July 07, 2017

RSM has expanded its global presence in Europe and Africa by adding new member firms in Serbia and Mozambique.

RSM Serbia will offer audit, tax advisory, valuation, consulting and legal services, while RSM Mozambique will offer audit, consulting, tax compliance and accounting as well as outsourcing services.

The addition of a Serbian office is expected to bridge gaps in Eastern Europe whilst its Mozambique division will establish an important foothold in East Africa region.

Marko Milojević, RSM Serbia

Paulo Lopes, RSM Mozambique

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