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March 15, 2018

Tilleke & Gibbins Earns Nomination for Tax Firm of the Year in Thailand

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International Tax Review

Tilleke & Gibbins has been nominated for the International Tax Review’s  Asia Tax Awards 2018 in the Thailand National Tax Firm of the Year category.

Only one other law firm and one professional service firm have been nominated alongside Tilleke & Gibbins in this category. Winners will be announced at the Mandarin Orchard Singapore on May 3.

The Asia Tax Awards recognizes leading law firms and professional service firms for their excellence in providing tax advice to businesses in the region. Nominees are carefully selected based on the complexity and overall quality of their tax, transfer pricing, and dispute resolution practices, as well as market research and feedback.

The International Tax Review  is a leading publication about cross-border tax issues. If you would like to learn more about the Asia Tax Awards, please visit the International Tax Review  website.

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