About PwC Hungary
PwC Hungary, a prominent member of the global PwC network, has been providing top-tier services in assurance, tax and legal advice, and business consulting for nearly three decades. With a strong presence in Budapest and Győr, the company employs over 900 experts who are dedicated to finding personalized solutions for clients through close collaboration and trust.
As a leading audit and consulting firm, PwC Hungary aims to be an active participant and opinion leader in the Hungarian economic scene. The company takes pride in operating according to sustainable and ethical strategies, and regularly publishes research affecting various sectors of the economy, making important current and future issues accessible to all.
Our Services
- Assurance Services: Ensuring compliance and reliability of financial information.
- Tax and Legal Services: Providing expert advice on tax laws and regulations.
- Advisory Services: Offering strategic and operational consulting to optimize business performance.
- Technology and Data Science: Leveraging advanced technology and data analytics to drive innovation.
Working at PwC Hungary
PwC Hungary values its employees highly, shaping the organization to meet their needs. The company fosters a culture of collaboration, trust, and professional growth. Employees are encouraged to take initiative and contribute to the firm's success.
Culture and Values
The culture at PwC Hungary is built on a foundation of trust and cooperation, with a commitment to professionalism and ethical conduct. The firm strives to maintain a supportive environment where employees can thrive both professionally and personally.
Benefits
PwC Hungary offers a range of benefits designed to support the well-being and professional development of its employees. These include competitive salaries, comprehensive health benefits, opportunities for career advancement, and access to cutting-edge tools and technologies.
Commitment to Sustainability and Ethics
PwC Hungary operates with a strong commitment to sustainability and ethical practices, ensuring that its operations not only meet but exceed the standards of corporate responsibility.
