Eugene Lim gains promotion from Asialaw as Distinguished Tax Practitioner and retains Tax Leader recognition from ITR
16 September 2024, Singapore – Taxise Asia LLC (WTS Taxise) Founding Principal Eugene Lim is now ranked as a Distinguished Tax Practitioner in the Asialaw 2024 rankings, in addition to continued recognition as a Highly Regarded Tax Lawyer for Tax Controversy and Indirect Tax in the 2025 edition of ITR Tax Leaders.
Eugene attributed his consistent industry rankings and accolades to WTS Taxise clients and the team. He said, “I remain grateful to our clients who have seen the unique strengths of WTS Taxise as a boutique tax law firm in Singapore. Further, these accolades are also a testament to the hardworking team at WTS Taxise and the network of tax firms at WTS Global that I have the privilege of working with. Cheers to the team’s dedication and to the invaluable relationships we’ve built.”
In addition to these accolades, Eugene has recently been recognised in the 2025 edition of Best Lawyers for Tax and Trade, ranked a Band 3 Tax Lawyer in the 2024 edition of Chambers Asia-Pacific, and a Leading Individual in the 2024 edition of Legal 500. View the full list of awards and accolades here.
Founded in 2019 by regional market-leading international tax and international trade lawyers and practitioners, WTS Taxise offers practical and audit conflict-free objective advice on complex international tax, international trade and transfer pricing matters.
In providing advice, we draw from our unique mix of professionals including lawyers, tax accountants, economists, academics and senior former in-house tax specialists in its ranks. Together, the firm provides holistic multi-disciplinary perspectives and solutions to address our clients’ most difficult and strategic international tax, international trade and transfer pricing issues.
WTS Taxise is the sole member firm in Singapore of WTS Global, a Chambers Global Band 1-ranked network of leading tax firms. For the firm’s service offerings, visit our list here.
