Grupo GNP wins at ITR Americas Tax Awards 2019

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Grupo GNP wins at ITR Americas Tax Awards 2019

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Firm wins Argentina Tax Compliance and Reporting Firm of the Year at ITR annual awards ceremony, adds to international recognition and awards

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Grupo GNP keeps on receiving international recognition and awards and strengthening its position as a key provider of Tax and Business Consulting Services.

On September 19, during a ceremony held in New York City, ITR - Euromoney, granted us the award "ARGENTINA TAX COMPLIANCE AND REPORTING FIRM OF THE YEAR".

Among firms of more than 20 countries in North, South and Central America we have also been nominated for a seventh consecutive year in the shortlist for the following categories:

"ARGENTINA TAX FIRM OF THE YEAR"

"ARGENTINA TRANSFER PRICING FIRM OF THE YEAR"

"AMERICAS TAX POLICY FIRM OF THE YEAR"

"AMERICAS TAX INNOVATION FIRM OF THE YEAR"

These achievements are only possible thanks to our qualified team of professionals and their sustained commitment providing high-quality tax and business services and the best strategies to boost our clients' businesses.

Our organisation was founded in 2006.Considering both, the Tax and the Business Consulting divisions, we count with a principal partner and CEO (Guillermo N Perez) with over 40 years of experience (former Head of the Tax Division of Argentina at Andersen and Ernst & Young), a Business Consulting Partner (former Andersen and Ernst & Young with 20 years of experience), a Tax Partner (former Andersen and Ernst & Young with 20 years of experience) and, four associates with more than 16 years of experience.

Our firm stands out in the market for its focus on business and results. We provide comprehensive fiscal solutions, according to the needs of each industry.

Grupo GNP offers international and local tax solutions: fiscal planning and tax optimization, general tax business consulting, tax legal services, tax compliance, transfer pricing, and business process outsourcing for local and international companies established in Argentina. We specialize in local and international corporations, but also have work plans specially designed for SMEs and companies shareholders. We develop the best Tax Strategies to boost the businesses and safeguard equity.

We appreciate the support of our clients and friends.

Grupo GNP - A tax-expert business firm

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