Shania Buttigieg

Balzan-based tax, legal advisory, and corporate services firm KSi Malta has appointed Shania Buttigieg as Associate Director for Client Accounting Services.

The firm noted that Ms Buttigieg has “a wealth of experience in client accounting, having worked in this section for the past eight years.”

In her new role, Ms Buttigieg is responsible, among other things, for managing a team that provides accountancy and VAT management services to external clients.

Said clients operate in diverse industries, both local and internationally.

Ms Buttigieg joined KSi Malta back in May 2014, as an Accounting Associate. Over the next four years, she was promoted to Accounting Services Manager, Accounting Services Senior Manager, and most recently, Associate Director for Accounting Services.

Ms Buttigieg is also a warranted Certified Public Accountant and a Member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants and the Malta Institute of Accountants.

KSi Malta’s services touch upon a plethora of industries, including but not limited to gaming, recruitment, medical cannabis, and fintech.

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Shania Buttigieg / KSi Malta

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