International tax practice SK Group will be represented under the brand of Avidbiz Estonian office

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International tax practice SK Group will be represented under the brand of Avidbiz Estonian office

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Partner Olga Solovyova will be managing the new Ukrainian company for the first time

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With the recognition of foreign clients and colleagues in the international market of legal services by the expertise of SK Group Law Firm in international tax law, tax planning and business structuring under the leadership of partner Olga Solovyova, it was decided to distinguish tax practice from SK Group as a highly acclaimed branded unit – Avidbiz Estonian office.

  • Under this brand the company will also represent the offices in Vienna (Austria), Munich (Germany) and Warsaw (Poland).

Having more than 20 years of experience in tax planning, Partner Olga Solovyova will be managing the new Ukrainian company for the first time. She is one of few lawyers in Ukraine, having LLM degree in International tax law, obtained from the Vienna University of Economics in Austria.

  • The legal achievements of the team are annually marked by the international rating of The Legal 500, which emphasizes that the team has profound knowledge of tax law and provides high quality services.

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