WTS UK grows its digital tax offering with the appointment of Lubov Mikulaninecova as Partner
- Lubov Mikulaninecova joins WTS UK as Partner to develop the firm’s digital tax offering, strengthening its AI-enabled advisory model as it continues its ambitious growth strategy.
- Lubov brings more than 17 years of experience in digital tax, having held senior roles at EY and PwC.
Monday 20th April 2026 – London – WTS UK has announced that Lubov Mikulaninecova has joined the firm as a Partner, where she will develop the firm's digital tax practice.
Lubov joins WTS UK from EY, where she was a Partner in the Digital Tax practice. She brings more than 17 years of experience helping multinational organisations transform their tax functions through technology, data and digital innovation. Throughout her career, she has advised clients on tax operating models, technology implementation and the strategic adoption of emerging technologies to improve efficiency, governance, and decision-making.
Prior to her most recent role at EY, Lubov was a Senior Manager in PwC UK's Financial Services Tax Technology practice, following earlier tax advisory and technology roles at EY in both the UK and Slovakia. She also serves as a Board Member of the ICAEW Tax Faculty, supporting the profession's response to rapid technological change.
At WTS UK, Lubov will strengthen the firm's digital tax practice, helping clients build future-ready tax functions by combining deep technical expertise with the latest advances in AI and digital innovation. She will work alongside the firm's growing team to deliver independent, technology-enabled tax advisory services.
Jeff Soar, Partner & CEO of WTS UK, said: "Lubov’s appointment is a significant milestone for WTS UK. She is one of the most respected figures in digital tax, and her expertise is a perfect fit for the forward-looking advisory business we are building. As AI fundamentally changes how tax advice is delivered, Lubov's experience will help our clients embrace these opportunities, while ensuring they continue to receive high-quality, commercially-focused advice."
Lubov Mikulaninecova, Partner at WTS UK, said: "I am delighted to be joining WTS UK at such a transformative time for both the firm and the wider tax profession. Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping what tax advisory looks like. Rather than diminishing the importance of human expertise, it raises the bar for what great advice looks like. I'm looking forward to working with the team to help clients transform their tax functions, embrace new technologies and build something genuinely different."
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