Deloitte Limerick is delighted to announce that Alanna Duggan, trainee tax consultant with the professional services firm, has achieved first place in her Part 2 AITI tax exams.

Alanna, who is from Spancilhill just outside Ennis in County Clare, began her career with Deloitte in September 2007.

Dan O’Donovan, Tax Partner, Deloitte Limerick, commented: “To achieve first place in Ireland is a tremendous achievement and we are immensely proud of Alanna. Since joining the firm, she has made a significant contribution and we are delighted that she will be working with us as she fully qualifies as a tax consultant. We look forward to continuing to support her as she goes on to take her final exams and progressing her career with us here at Deloitte.”

Alanna will be sitting her final Part 3 AITI exams in May 2009. She is looking forward to fully qualifying as a tax consultant before going on to study for her accountancy qualifications. Before joining Deloitte, Alanna studied Business in the University of Limerick for 4 years.

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