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Tasneem Kadiri

Tasneem Kadiri is chair of Women in Tax and is the UK and Ireland tax director at L’Oréal. Tasneem is winner of Tolley’s Taxation Awards 2020 for best in-house tax leader. She has almost 20 years’ experience in tax, audit and accountancy, having worked in both practice and industry.

Tasneem also chairs the neurodiversity and disability employee resource group at L'Oréal. She is a member of the ICAEW Large Business and International Tax Committee, the CIOT’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee and

has led the BAME best practice group for the Multicultural Professional Network Forum (House of Lords).

She can be contacted via tinyurl.com/linkedintasneemk.

Women in Tax won the Taxation Award for outstanding contribution to taxation in 2021-22 by a not-for-profit organisation.

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