Armanino adds Nghi Huynh as transfer pricing partner

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Armanino adds Nghi Huynh as transfer pricing partner

Nghi Huynh

Armanino announced yesterday that Nghi Huynh has joined the firm from PwC as a partner in its San Jose office in California. She will be managing the firm’s transfer pricing practice.

Nghi Huynh in text

Huynh has over 16 years of experience and provides advice on a wide range of cross-border transactions, global transfer pricing and international tax planning strategies. She was a managing director at KPMG for fifteen years before taking on another managing director role at PwC for nearly two years.

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