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BTG Advaya announces Amit Kumar Baid as Head of Tax

As the Head of Tax practice, Baid will be closely working with BTGA’s corporate advisory and transactional teams.

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BTG Advaya has announced the elevation of Amit Kumar Baid to the position of Head of Tax.

With close to two decades of experience, including over 12 years at Morgan Stanley, Baid is well-positioned to assist clients on navigating key tax regulations, optimizing their tax positions, and mitigating risks.

As the Head of Tax practice, Baid will be closely working with BTGA’s corporate advisory and transactional teams, and will be assisting clients on matters such as transactional direct tax issues, India set-up tax issues, employment incentives, transfer pricing,  as also  tax litigation and advisory.

On Baid's elevation, Ramesh Vaidyanathan, Managing Partner at BTG Advaya, said,

"We are thrilled to announce that Amit Baid will be leading our tax practice, which has seen significant growth in the past couple of years. Amit’s expertise and experience  will play a crucial role in advancing our tax practice and providing our clients with unparalleled service."

Amit Baid commented on his new role:

"I am delighted to take on the leadership of  the tax practice at BTG Advaya. I look forward to continuing to work with our exceptional team to deliver innovative and high quality tax solutions  that our clients expect."

Amit has been an integral part of BTG Advaya and has helped the firm deliver exceptional outcomes for clients in multiple transactions and the Firm is confident that under Amit’s leadership the tax practice will continue to grow, offering strategic guidance and innovative solutions to meet the evolving needs of our clients.

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