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Submissions open: World Tax and World TP 2021

The 2021 research period is open

We are pleased to announce the official launch of World Tax and World TP 2021 and an introductory webinar.

As part of commitment to grow and develop our research, we are pleased to inform you that we are accepting submissions from the widest range of jurisdictions ever, across a wider breadth of practice areas than has previously been covered.

It is our hope that, as we develop the tables to better reflect the nature of the markets we cover, this expansion will provide the most accurate picture yet of the state of the global market for tax practitioners.

For more details about all the new developments in our research this year and to view the current rankings and reviews, please visit:

https://www.itrworldtax.com/NewsAndAnalysis/World-Tax-World-TP-2021-research-is-now-LIVE/Index/322

For those looking for more information, research editor Jon Moore will also be conducting a webinar on February 20 at 16:00 GMT, which will cover all the new developments and will be followed by a Q&A. For those unable to attend the live webinar, it will be hosted at the same location after it has been completed and can be accessed at any time. Full details can be found here: https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/720/384845

If you have any questions about the research process, please direct your enquiries to Jon Moore at jmoore@euromoneyplc.com.

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