Julian Ruprecht
Tax Advisor | Diploma in Financial Administration | M.A. Taxation
"What matters is not the size of the first step, but the direction it takes"
Career
Vita
2015-2018
Tax Academy of Lower Saxony, Rinteln Dual training program at the Tax Office Osnabrück-Stadt
2018-2022
Tax Office Osnabrück-Stadt
2020-2022
Studies in (International) Taxation, University of Applied Sciences Münster (M.A.)
2022
Appointment as Tax advisor
2022-2024
PwC WPG mbH (Hamburg)
2025
HADLEY
Areas of Practice
Corporate transactions, M&A
Restructuring / Tax planning
Succession consulting
Professional Expertise
After starting in financial administration, my path led me to tax advisory, where I have since supported clients with transactions (M&A) and tax issues of all kinds. I am motivated by regularly facing different challenges and working with different people, developing tailored solutions to achieve individual wishes and goals in the best possible way.
Personal
Return to Münsterland
During my studies and professional work as a tax advisor, I had the opportunity to experience different regions of Germany and encounter numerous exciting connections. While I'm convinced that the diversity of perspectives and people far from home were essential for my personal development, returning to Münster, to friends and family, wasn't particularly difficult. After all, there's no place like home!
Sports
I've always been passionate about ball sports of all kinds, with table tennis being a particular passion that I've pursued for over 20 years and that has taken me to sports halls all across Germany. Despite the challenges of competitive sports, I've formed numerous friendships that continue to this day and represent an integral part of my life outside of my professional activities.
Music
Good music is one of the simple things in life that I cherish – it can change moods, intensify them, or simply be a pleasant companion. Combined with collecting selected LPs, it offers me the perfect balance to the often hectic, Spotify-dominated everyday life.
