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‘It’s critical to support women’: KPMG’s new tax vice chair

Tom Baker
November 30 2023
Tysons Corner, Virginia, USA- March 1, 2020: Sign of KPMG on the building in Tysons Corner, Virginia, USA. KPMG is a professional service company and one of the Big Four auditors, Seated in Netherland

Rema Serafi, KPMG’s first-ever female vice chair for tax, talks about breaking the mould in an exclusive interview with ITR

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