John Rossiter has joined Grant Thornton in the Thames Valley to lead its indirect tax practice.
Previously a VAT director at Deloitte, Rossiter has over 19 years' experience advising businesses on VAT and customs duty matters.
He has significant international experience, having worked in the UK, Canada and Ireland, and has advised a number of large multinational groups on international VAT issues and compliance, including supply chain efficiency and indirect tax risk management. This has included a number of ERP implementation projects.
His specific focus will be to grow Grant Thornton's VAT business serving large international organisations.
He said: "It is great to be joining Grant Thornton at this exciting time, and to help realise the ambitious growth plans."
Chris Mundy, head of tax at Grant Thornton in the Thames Valley, commented: "I am delighted to welcome John to Grant Thornton. John's appointment strengthens our offering to the large corporate market in the region and he will help build on the success we have already seen in growing this part of our business."
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