WH Partners wins Malta Tax Firm of the Year at the ITR European Tax awards

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The Malta Business Weekly

WH Partners has been named Malta Tax Firm of the Year at the ITR European Tax Awards 2026.
Following its shortlist earlier this year, the award was presented at the ITR European Tax Awards ceremony held on 17 September at The Londoner in Leicester Square, London. Representing WH Partners at the ceremony were Ramona Cassar, Joselyn Teuma, Mark Galea Salomone, Emma Spiteri and Aleksandr Belugin, who accepted the award on behalf of the firm.

Commenting on the award, Cassar, partner and head of Tax at WH Partners, said: “We are incredibly proud to receive this award, which is a wonderful recognition of the commitment and hard work of our tax team. It is particularly meaningful to see the team’s work recognised on an international stage, and this award is a testament to the dedication of everyone involved.”

WH Partners thanks International Tax Review for the recognition and its clients, colleagues and wider team for their continued support.

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