KPMG in Romania is pleased to announce a significant promotion, a key new appointment for the law firm and a pivotal reappointment with effect from 1 October 2025, reinforcing the firm’s commitment to growth, excellence, and investing in the next generation of leaders.
Alexandru Soaica has been appointed Partner in our Audit Delivery Academy (ADA) Leadership Team. Alexandru joined KPMG in Romania over 14 years ago and has played a significant role in shaping ADA into what it is today. Through his expertise and commitment, he has contributed greatly to the firm’s growth and its recognition within our network. By actively engaging in development and embracing key challenges in building relationships with several Western European markets, he has shaped his career into that of a trusted leader.
The beginning of the new financial year also brings an extraordinary development in the KPMG Legal - Toncescu si Asociatii law firm, with Alexandru Slujitoru joining the team as a further solid step in our aim to build one of the best litigation practices in the market.
Alexandru is a high-profile dispute resolution lawyer, who has over 18 years of experience as an attorney at law. He has been involved in high-profile disputes, and has successfully assisted and represented a wide range of clients from various industries (e.g. energy, retail, oil & gas, heavy industry, cereal trading) in front of the Romanian authorities, Romanian courts and European courts and institutions, in tax disputes in relation to VAT refunds, excises, requests for interest refunds or delayed reimbursements, annulment of acts of modification or non-modification of the taxation base, annulment of unlawful compensation, suspension of taxation decisions and elimination of double taxation.
Alex’ s experience and expertise come as a perfect fit in our multidisciplinary offering, and we are confident that his leadership skills will contribute to a fast evolution of the litigation team, where we have successfully attracted in the last few months exceptional experienced profiles.
Also, with effect from 1 October 2025, Ramona Jurubita has been reappointed for her third mandate as Country Managing Partner of KPMG in Romania and Moldova. Ramona took up the role in 2018, following a remarkable career in KPMG in Romania’s Tax and Legal Department, as well as a period in industry. Ramona is currently also Deputy Chair of KPMG in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), contributing to KPMG’s strategy at regional level.
Under Ramona’s leadership, the firm has developed its client services extensively, as well as successfully navigating the turbulent economic environment during the pandemic and the regional geopolitical context.
As Ramona Jurubita comments: “I would like to congratulate Alexandru Soaica on his promotion and to welcome Alex Slujitoru to our firm. These appointments reflect our commitment to placing highly experienced and qualified people in key roles to deliver excellence to our clients. I am looking forward to hearing about their future successes in developing our services. At the same time, it is a great honor to begin my third mandate as Country Managing Partner, and I am grateful to my colleagues for their continued trust and their commitment to our clients and our firm. Above all, KPMG is about great people. I appreciate having the opportunity to continue to coordinate this amazing team and to support my colleagues in their future achievements.”
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KPMG is a global organization of independent professional services firms that provide audit, tax and advisory services. We operate in 142 countries and had nearly 275,000 employees in member firms around the world. Each KPMG firm is legally a separate and distinct entity and is described as such. KPMG International Limited is a private English company limited by guarantee. KPMG International Limited and its entities do not provide customer services.
In Romania and the Republic of Moldova, KPMG operates in six offices in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Constanta, Iasi, Timisoara and Chisinau. We currently have more than 1,000 professionals, both Romanians and expatriates.
