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June 29, 2020

Tilleke & Gibbins Receives Multiple Rankings in the 2020 ITR Tax Expert Guide

International Tax Review  (ITR ) has released the thirteenth edition of the Tax Expert Guide, in which Tilleke & Gibbins earned Tier 2 rankings for Customs and for General Corporate Tax in Thailand.

Tilleke & Gibbins’ tax practitioners are known especially for their expertise and results in advising on indirect tax issues, tax litigation and disputes, and customs matters. Working with all three of the firm’s main divisions—corporate and commercial, dispute resolution, and intellectual property—the Tilleke & Gibbins tax practice often works as an important value-add for clients regardless of their industry or the nature of their legal needs.

The ITR  guide, which lists the top-performing and most respected tax practitioners in 74 jurisdictions around the world, is unique in its inclusion of both law firms and accountancy giants in the rankings. For the full rankings list and the accompanying analysis, please see the ITR  website.

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