Deloitte received 8 awards at the 15th ITR’s Americas Tax Awards 2020

October 22, 2020
1 min read

The FINANCIAL — Deloitte received eight awards at the 15th International Tax Review Americas Tax Awards 2020. In addition to being named the Americas Transfer Pricing firm of the year – the fourth year in a row – Deloitte also received the Tax Technology firm of the year award for the third consecutive year and the Tax Compliance & Reporting firm of the year award.

It was an exceptional year for the Deloitte organization with multiple Transfer Pricing wins, including:

  • Canada Transfer Pricing Firm of the Year 
  • Central America Transfer Pricing Firm of the Year (third time in five years)
  • Mexico Transfer Pricing Firm of the Year (fourth time five years)
  • North America Transfer Pricing Firm of the Year

Simon Somohano of Deloitte Mexico was also honored with ITR’s first Latin America Transfer Pricing Practice Leader of the Year. The judgment criteria for the submissions and categories are based on the complexity, impact, innovation, and scale of cases completed by the participating firms in past twelve months.

Deloitte’s achievement in ITR’s 2020 Americas Awards is a testament to the vision, clarity, and confidence we bring to our clients. We continue to help our clients navigate the evolving regulatory environment brought about by the global tax reset and digitalization of global tax systems and processes. Deloitte is honored to be recognized as leaders in Transfer Pricing, Tax Technology, and Tax Compliance and Reporting in the Americas, reflecting our transformation through investments in technology, automation, and innovation.

Leave a Reply

Get updates

Join

We hate spams like you do

Latest comments

Previous Story

How A Biden Presidency could change housing sector

Next Story

Future weather extremes likely to break new records

Latest from Business

the-bank-of-england-mza.jpg

What is driving global supply chain bottlenecks?

The FINANCIAL — Bottlenecks in the world economy have been a key reason for high inflation among traded goods. This post explores Bank staff analysis on the key drivers behind these bottlenecks. Bottlenecks in global supply chains have been an important driver of
Go toTop

Don't Miss