Asian clients unimpressed with firms’ team depth, exclusive data reveals

Tom Baker

April 22 2025

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ITR’s research shows that in-house tax counsel in Asia also feel underserved by their advisers’ international networks

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Tom is editor of ITR. He joined the team in October 2023 after stints as a legal journalist and a content professional at an international law firm.

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