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2026 Edition
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Borenius
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Deloitte
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EY
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KPMG
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Krogerus
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PwC
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Roschier
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Bird & Bird
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Castrén & Snellman
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Hannes Snellman
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Svalner Atlas Advisors
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Waselius
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Tier 3

Avance Attorneys
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DLA Piper Finland
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Dittmar & Indrenius
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Merilampi
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Eversheds Sutherland
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They are alleging that leaked tax information ‘unfairly tarnished’ their business operations; in other news, Davis Polk and Eversheds Sutherland made key tax hires
‘We did not expect to carve out big economies from the minimum tax system’, Estonia’s finance minister said; in other news, Blick Rothenberg has acquired The Vat Consultancy
Awards
The ‘big four’ firm scooped over 60 honours at a lively ceremony held at The Londoner hotel, including both EMEA and APAC Tax Advisory Firm of the Year
A recent UK First-tier Tribunal decision highlights the broad application of an anti-avoidance rule to deny tax relief, say Robert Waterson and Matthew Cummings of Eversheds Sutherland
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