VDB Loi gears up for more tax and customs litigation in Myanmar

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VDB Loi gears up for more tax and customs litigation in Myanmar

Myo Nunt, advocate to the Myanmar Supreme Court, joined VDB Loi Myanmar as a senior counsel on September 18, as the firm prepares for a predicted increase in tax and customs litigation in the jurisdiction.

Myo was previously director of the Union of Myanmar Supreme Court, and an appellate judge. He is a member of the Bar Council, member of the Myanmar Law Reports Council. He has a diploma in business law.

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