Yanika pursued her studies at the University of Malta, earning a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Accountancy and Banking & Finance and subsequently specialising through a Masters in Accountancy. She then furthered her studies in the field of taxation by successfully obtaining the Professional Certificate in Taxation, from the Malta Institute of Taxation.
In 2021, Yanika joined the direct tax department at Grant Thornton where she assists a diverse portfolio of local and international clients with tax matters, including consultancy and advisory services, preparation of tax assessment and other compliance services. She has been involved in a number of organisational restructuring engagements including buyers’ and vendors’ cross border due diligence engagements.
Yanika is a member of the Malta Institute of Accountants and the Malta Institute of Taxation.
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