PwC Cyprus appoints Panayiotis Hadjiconstantinou to lead Tax & Legal Services
PwC Cyprus has enhanced its Tax & Legal Services leadership team by appointing Panayiotis Hadjiconstantinou, who brings extensive international experience in taxation and cross-border structuring. Hadjiconstantinou previously served as International Tax & Policy Partner at a Big Four firm in the Middle East and has worked in both the UK and Cyprus with PwC.
Hadjiconstantinou holds a law degree from the University of Bristol and an LL.M. in International Taxation from Leiden University. His expertise includes Global Minimum Tax and Double Tax Treaties, areas crucial as international tax regulations continue to evolve. PwC Cyprus CEO Andreas Yiasemides highlighted that his addition will strengthen the firm’s capabilities and create new opportunities for clients.
Charalambos Sergiou, head of Tax & Legal Services, emphasized Hadjiconstantinou’s broad market experience would deepen the team’s expertise. Hadjiconstantinou expressed enthusiasm about contributing to the firm’s growth and helping clients navigate complex international tax challenges during this dynamic period.
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