Roschier hires Ossi Haapaniemi

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Roschier hires Ossi Haapaniemi

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Roschier has appointed Ossi Haapaniemi as a partner to its tax and structuring team in Helsinki, Finland.

Haapaniemi advises on tax disputes, ruling processes and high-end corporate tax matters, including complex cross-border transactions. He has knowledge of corporate taxation, especially relating to financial instruments, corporate finance transactions and incentive schemes.

Prior to his appointment, Haapaniemi had been the head of Hannes Snellman’s tax practice since 2004.

At Roschier, Haapaniemi will work with another partner, Mika Ohtonen, in providing advice to clients in complex mergers and acquisition transactions, and tax litigation.

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