Dennis Danetzki
Steuerberater - Senior Tax Analyst @Johnson & Johnson
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WORK HISTORY
Steuerberater - Senior Tax Analyst @Johnson & Johnson
EDUCATION
Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University (DHBW)
Bachelor of Arts - Taxation and Auditing
Adam-Josef-Cüppers-Berufskolleg Ratingen
Abitur, Wirtschaftswissenschaften
The University of Freiburg
Master of Arts - M.A., Taxation
ABOUT DENNIS DANETZKI
Dennis Danetzki is currently a Senior Tax Analyst in the Country Tax Team at Johnson & Johnson Germany in Neuss. Before his start at Johnson & Johnson, Dennis was a Senior Consultant in the International Tax and Transaction Services - Transfer Pricing Division at EY in Düsseldorf. Prior to this, Dennis was a dual system student at Ernst & Young Essen. Regarding education, Dennis graduated with a Bachelors degree from the Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University Villingen-Schwenningen (DHBW) in Taxation and Auditing and went on to complete a Masters of Arts degree at the Albert-Ludwigs University of Freiburg in Taxation. His immediate educational interests lie in the realm of International Taxation, or more specifically, how seemingly business or economic decisions can be motivated by tax strategic variables. Professionally, Dennis aspires to be in the field of consulting and more specifically within the areas that are multidisciplinary in its approach.Dennis is also keen on volunteering within his local and international communities - donating his time to help many charities and causes. He views this as an attempt to give back to those who are less fortunate to help them achieve their goals and aspirations. Dennis works to be a leader and aims to be an inspiring colleague to any team he joins. Above all, he aspires to be a global leader and a role model - an individual who will make a positive net impact in all circumstances of life.
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