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Forvis Mazars in the UK has appointed Raj Bhundia as tax partner, as the company seeks to expand its specialist tax services offering.
Bhundia will be part of the specialist tax services team in the company’s London office.
In his role, Bhundia will focus on expanding this area of the business and will also be responsible to develop Forvis Mazars’ Short Term Business Traveller proposition.
Before joining Forvis Mazars, Bhundia worked as a partner in financial services at accounting firm EY.
He was responsible for creating and leading both the short term business traveller and employment tax services teams within the EMEIA Financial Services market at EY.
Bhundia also led global mobility programmes for FTSE100/S&P500 and mid-market organisations. He also supported organisations in handling country and cross border employment tax risks.
Forvis Mazars partner, head of tax, in the UK Liz Ritchie said: “We are delighted to be welcoming Raj into our team in London. He brings almost 20 years of experience, which will be invaluable as we look to grow our Specialist Tax Services offering. Raj has specialist expertise across Global Mobility, Business Traveller Risk services and Employment Tax, and this depth of knowledge will allow us to broaden the support that we offer clients.”
Earlier in 2025, Forvis Mazars announced the new executive team that will work alongside James Gilbey in his role as UK CEO.
The executive team will define and deliver Forvis Mazars’ strategy in the UK, in line with the company’s international strategy.
It includes the new appointments of Andrew Hoyle, Gareth Jones, Asam Malik, Liz Ritchie and Greg Simpson, alongside reappointments of Mark Kennedy, Margaret Laidlaw, Elisabeth Maxwell and Toby Stanbrook.
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