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Saraf and Partners Strengthens Tax Practice with the addition of Amit Gupta as Partner
Saraf and Partners Strengthens Tax Practice with the addition of Amit Gupta as Partner
Saraf and Partners has appointed Amit Gupta as a Partner in the Tax practice.
Amit brings with him over a decade of extensive experience and expertise in providing solutions to clients in the field of taxation and transaction advisory. He has been involved in diverse transactions including mergers, divestitures, joint ventures structuring and dismantling, externalization/reverse-flips, capital restructuring, distressed asset acquisitions, and more. He has assisted various clients with their tax litigation and represented them before the income tax authorities and appellate forums in relation to complex tax matters.
Amit is a law graduate and a distinguished member of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) and the Chartered Financial Analyst Institute (CFA Institute, USA). Prior to joining the Firm, he was associated with Nangia Andersen LLP, Grant Thornton, Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan and MPC Legal.
Mohit Saraf, Founder & Managing Partner, Saraf and Partners, commented “We are delighted to welcome Amit as part of Saraf and Partners family. His comprehensive experience in taxation will be a good addition to our Tax practice.”
Saraf and Partners recently celebrated its 2nd anniversary and has grown exponentially since its inception. The Firm boasts a team of 235, including 35 partners, with 3 state of the art offices in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.