Raymond is the Managing Director of Global Tax
Management’s International Tax practice. He focuses on providing clients
international tax quantitative and compliance services as well as international
tax planning. He is also part of GTM’s U.S. tax reform task force, charged with
interpreting, communicating, and advising its staff and clients on the various
complexities and regulatory guidance of U.S. tax reform, including helping
clients navigate the new international tax planning landscape.
Raymond joined GTM in 2016. With nearly 25 years of international tax
experience, his leadership and domain expertise in international tax helps
clients navigate the complexities of international tax compliance and
international tax planning dictated by business operations. He services clients
in the life sciences, manufacturing, consumer products, and service
industries.
Prior to joining GTM, Raymond was an international tax partner with Ernst
& Young. In this role, he advised multinational clients on effective US and
worldwide income tax planning for global tax minimization, focusing on areas
such as supply chain/transfer pricing structures, foreign cash repatriation, and
post-merger integration of newly acquired entities. He also practiced in the
international tax quantitative and compliance area such as foreign tax credit
maximization, expense allocation and apportionment optimization, overall foreign
loss planning, foreign earnings and profit studies, and international tax
compliance topics. Additionally, he helped companies in the international tax
accounting area.
Raymond is a frequent speaker on international tax matters and has addressed
the Tax Executives Institute (TEI), Atlas Information Group, Networking Seminars
Inc., Ernst & Young educational programs, and Ernst & Young and GTM
client seminars.
Raymond was born in the Netherlands but mainly raised in Florence, Italy. He
currently resides in Garnet Valley, Pennsylvania with his wife, daughter, and
son. He enjoys travelling with his family and is an avid
cyclist.
