Budapest, 23 November 2023. - Tamás Vékási has been appointed as Country Managing Partner (CMP) of EY Hungary. Having worked for 25 years at the firm, Tamás aims to further strengthen the close collaboration between EY's different service lines, attributing a key role to the company's sectoral focus and technology portfolio.
Tamás Vékasi started his career at EY in 1997 as a tax advisor. He worked in the company's Amsterdam office, managed the Indirect Tax department in Slovenia and led the company's global VAT/GST tax group in the United States for two years. In Hungary, he managed EY's Indirect Tax sub-service line as a Partner for more than 10 years. Since last January, he has been the leader of the Tax and Law service line. He specializes in indirect taxes and the related digital solutions.
"It is a great honor to represent the company where I started my career more than 25 years ago as CMP. I am committed to further strengthening EY Hungary’s remarkable community, which has given me so many defining experiences and opportunities both professionally and personally," said Tamás.
He added that EY's outstanding training program, aligned professional areas, and single market focus are the basis for continued growth and provide further career opportunities for EY colleagues: "EY has grown to be able to professionally support almost any aspect of business decisions. From tax and legal advice, through business and strategic issues, to corporate transactions and audit services. The cooperation between the different service lines, complemented by our digital and sectoral portfolio, enables us to solve our client’s most complex challenges from a single source, efficiently and to a very high standard. Our mission is clear: to contribute to the further growth of domestic companies and the Hungarian economy, to the international training of professionals, and at the same time to help market players digitally transform."
EY has a proprietary global artificial intelligence platform that provides clients with state-of-the-art technology and infrastructure. The use of EY.ai, the solution developed over one and a half years as part of a $1.4 billion investment, could have a major impact on the day-to-day operations and data management practices of companies.
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