Nangia & Co expands tax and TP team with two hires

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Nangia & Co expands tax and TP team with two hires

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Indian tax advisory and tax consulting firm Nangia & Co is expanding its direct tax and transfer pricing team with the hiring of Nitin Narang and Neetu Singh.

Nitin Narang has more than 12 years of experience in international tax and transfer pricing, and has previously worked for PwC. He has also worked for EY, including a year and a half secondment to EY in Georgia, US.

Neetu Singh advises clients on business, tax and regulatory matters and has previously worked for KPMG and EY. She advises multinationals on Indian corporate tax, cross-border tax planning, inbound investments and exchange control. 

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