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April 24, 2011

Sriwan Puapondh Recognized as a Top Tax Practitioner

Tax Directors Handbook

Sriwan Puapondh, a Partner of the firm who has headed the firm’s tax group since 1999, was recognized as one of the top 250 tax practitioners in the world (TDH250) in the Tax Directors Handbook 2011, as well as in the 2009 and 2010 editions. The Tax Directors Handbook 2011 writes that Sriwan is considered “invaluable in this field.”  The TDH250 is compiled during the course of research when clients consistently mention tax advisors that stand out in each jurisdiction. 

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