This week in tax: PE house Cinven invests in Grant Thornton Germany

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This week in tax: PE house Cinven invests in Grant Thornton Germany

Irvine, CA, USA - May 6, 2022: Grant Thornton logo is seen at the company's office in Irvine, California. Grant Thornton LLP is a global independent accounting and advisory organization.

Cinven’s latest investment follows its acquisition of a stake in Grant Thornton UK in December; in other news, a barrister listed by HMRC as a tax avoidance promoter has alleged harassment

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