Everyone at WG cares about each other as individuals, professionals, and friends. We are truly a family.

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Darko Naumoski

CPA, Shareholder

Darko joined the firm in 2017, specializes in international taxation and planning strategies, and currently serves as International Commerce Group Practice Leader. His practice is primarily focused on international tax matters, including U.S. tax aspects of international business, such as foreign businesses operating in the U.S. and U.S. businesses doing work abroad.

He assists mid-market multinational clients create and implement tax structures to minimize worldwide tax, which is operationally practical. For foreign-based businesses, Darko and his team are often the first point of contact, guiding clients through the hurdles of doing business in the U.S. and providing peace of mind that their businesses are tax-compliant.

Darko also contributes to the training and development of our entry-level and advanced staff regarding international taxation concepts, practices, and procedures.

Prior to working at WilkinGuttenplan, Darko worked for a regional accounting firm providing international tax services.

Professional and Civic Achievements:

  • Member, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)
  • Member, New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants (NJCPA)

Licenses and Certifications:

  • CPA License: New Jersey

Education:

  • Bachelor of Science, Southern Nazarene University

What motivates you?

I’m a competitive person by nature, so success itself motivates me. But more deeply, I find enjoyment in helping people be successful and making those personal connections.

What is your favorite part of the culture at WG?

Everyone at WG cares about each other as individuals, professionals, and friends. We are truly a family.

What excites you most about the future of your industry?

I think we are moving more and more towards a technological transformation that will enable us as tax advisors to do more and have better insights for our clients.

If you weren’t an accountant/consultant, what would you be?

I think that I’d be a licensed carpenter or a contractor because I enjoy working with my hands and building stuff.