Florian Kutschke

I started at PMPG as a tax advisor in March 2012. I have been a partner since 2015, head of the Bonn office since 2015 and a member of the management board since 2016. My main focus is on advising clients on tax audits, and I am also a certified executor.
What I particularly enjoy is the challenge of solving tax and business management problems for our clients in a dynamic and interdisciplinary team.

I love the variety: my job is not just about numbers, but also about responsibility and creativity. We have the opportunity to actively shape our clients’ business decisions while keeping their values and goals in mind.
I also love the exchange within the team. Everyone brings a new perspective that leads to creative solutions. And, of course, it is incredibly satisfying when you have successfully solved a problem – for the client and the entire team.

For me, the best thing about PMPG is definitely the team: we stick together, support each other and manage to keep spirits high even in stressful times.
I go to work every day with the goal of doing my best for our clients and our team. And it is precisely this positive, goal-oriented atmosphere that is reflected throughout the firm. Work here is not a “must”, it’s simply fun. I look forward to going to the office in the morning.

It is important to me that our clients always feel understood. We are there for them when they need us and offer solutions that really help – understandable and tailored to their individual needs.
Reliability, fast response times and clear communication are crucial for me. Our clients should know: “We don’t just advise here, we help.”
I also see myself as a “translator” of stilted officialese for our clients, so that they understand what to expect.

At the weekend, I especially look forward to spending time with my family and my children. If I have a little time left over, I take care of my classic cars, which always need a little TLC and provide the necessary balance.
I laugh heartily most at situational comedy when it comes spontaneously and unexpectedly, e.g. when my little daughter tries to make me understand what she wants with the look, posture and tone of voice of an adult.