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Background

Claus Koskelin has 25 years of experience in accounting, auditing, and business consulting. He is a key advisor for owner-managed businesses and specializes in tax law and other specific matters relevant to owner-managed companies.

Claus' primary areas of expertise are in the real estate industry, and he has extensive knowledge of specific accounting and tax issues for both the real estate and construction sectors. Claus is part of Grant Thornton's industry group for Real Estate & Construction and is a regular lecturer for lawyers on accounting, tax, and VAT issues related to real estate transactions.

Career

2015-, Partner and State-Authorized Public Accountant, Grant Thornton

2010-2015, Partner, AP State-Authorized Public Accountants

2006-2010, Partner, Nielsen & Christensen

1999-2005, Manager, Nielsen & Christensen

Education

2004-2004, State-Authorized Public Accountant, FSR

1995-2001, Master of Science in Business Administration, Accounting & Audit, Copenhagen Business School

Latest Articles

Hospitality & tourism Develop your services. Then shout about it.

As the global economy slowly recovers its verve, so business leaders in the hospitality and tourism sector are looking at new ways to grow their operations. So says our International Business Report (IBR), which interviews around 150 senior executives in the sector globally every quarter.

Claus Koskelin

| 29 Jul 2014

Blog Volatility: opportunity or challenge?

The hospitality and tourism industry is hotwired into the global economy; how businesses in the sector prepare for and respond to economic shocks is critical to long-term growth prospects.

Claus Koskelin

| 11 Aug 2015

Blog Digital: the next frontier for hotels

Established players in the hospitality and tourism sector are having to work harder than ever to find growth. A series of recent events have disrupted demand in the short-term, but longer term, the rise of the digital economy is threatening traditional operating models and sales channels. Businesses in the sector need to be alive to the challenges posed by online travel agencies and aggregators (OTAs), as they try to build their brand and maintain market share.

Claus Koskelin

| 19 May 2015