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PwC's international tax partner Jim Wilson in the Toronto office of Wilson & Partners, a law firm affiliated with PwC, is praised by competitors for being an excellent tax lawyer with expertise in M&A and capital markets. Richard Marcovitz is recognised ... [more]

PwC's international tax partner Jim Wilson in the Toronto office of Wilson & Partners, a law firm affiliated with PwC, is praised by competitors for being an excellent tax lawyer with expertise in M&A and capital markets. Richard Marcovitz is recognised as a leader in capital markets and Doug Frost is praised for his experience in cross-border structuring matters. Other professionals in Canada say the firm has "confident and highly skilled people".

PwC is one of Mexico's premier accounting firms for tax planning advice. The firm has continued its innovative work with energy clients over the past year, advising on multi-billion dollar deals in the drilling industry and related services. David Cuellar ... [more]

PwC is one of Mexico's premier accounting firms for tax planning advice. The firm has continued its innovative work with energy clients over the past year, advising on multi-billion dollar deals in the drilling industry and related services. David Cuellar represents the firm at the International Association of Drilling Contractors; the firm is the only Mexican firm with representation in that body. The group also advised a client that won the largest contract ever signed with Pemex, the state-owned energy company. In the past year the firm was involved in $3 billion worth of the buying or selling Mexican mines. Competitors say that "PwC is the best transfer pricing firm in Mexico". Mauricio Hurtado de Mendoza is recommended as a leading transfer pricing adviser. Carlos Montemayor and Roberto del Toro are known in the markets as "top specialists" for cross-border structuring in Mexico. "You can't discuss tax in Mexico and not mention PwC", says a partner at a leading tax firm.

PwC maintains its tier one ranking in Chicago. The firm provides a full range of tax services to clients across a variety of industries. The group in Chicago is large and equipped to handle any number of tax issues.

PwC serves more than 90% of Fortune 500 energy companies in the Dallas and Houston office. The firm helps these companies with all variety of tax matters, including industry-specific issues such as investment in R&D and technology.

PwC's tax practice still retains top cross-border structuring specialists, Jim Cigler and Peter Belanger.

Peter Skewes-Cox of PwC maintains an excellent name for cross-border structuring work.