VSTN Consultancy, Global Transfer Pricing Firm Strengthens Asia Presence with Singapore Office

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VSTN Consultancy, Global Transfer Pricing Firm Strengthens Asia Presence with Singapore Office

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Global transfer pricing firm VSTN Consultancy has expanded its Asia-Pacific footprint with the establishment of a new office in Singapore, announced in December 2025. This strategic move reinforces the firm’s commitment to serving multinational clients across the region.

Global transfer pricing firm VSTN Consultancy has expanded its Asia-Pacific footprint with the establishment of a new office in Singapore, announced in December 2025. This strategic move reinforces the firm’s commitment to serving multinational clients across the region.

Singapore’s position as a gateway to ASEAN and broader Asia-Pacific markets- combined with its strong compliance culture-offers significant advantages to VSTN’s growing client base. The alignment between Singapore’s regulatory environment and VSTN’s core strategic pillars is expected to serve as a key market differentiator, further solidifying the firm’s role as a regional hub for transfer pricing services.

VSTN Consultancy has earned notable recognition from International Tax Review (ITR), receiving the APAC and Middle East Best Newcomer of the Year award and being ranked among the region’s recommended transfer pricing firms. The firm’s founder was also named Middle East Transfer Pricing Practice Leader of the Year 2025, while its senior partners have been featured in ITR’s list of Recognised Practitioners.

By establishing a presence in Singapore, VSTN aims to deliver enhanced value to clients - reducing transfer pricing risk, optimizing global tax outcomes, and offering comprehensive regional coverage from a single, strategically located hub.

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