, /PRNewswire/ — The awards recognise the expertise and impact of Svalner Atlas’ work for clients across its markets
Svalner Atlas was named:
- Finland: Transfer Pricing Firm of the Year
- Netherlands: Tax Advisory Firm of the Year
- Sweden: Tax Advisory Firm of the Year
What the awards recognise
The ITR Europe Tax Awards recognise firms for work that stands out for its innovation, complexity, scale and impact. The assessment is based on significant client matters, independent market research and client feedback.
The three awards recognise Svalner Atlas’ ability to combine deep local expertise with international capabilities, bringing together specialists across markets and disciplines to help clients navigate complex tax and transaction matters.
“Tax challenges do not stop at national borders. Clients need advisers who understand the local detail, coordinate effectively across markets, and translate complexity into practical advice. These awards recognise that approach and the expertise of our teams,” said Viktor Sandberg, Group CEO of Svalner Atlas.
About Svalner Atlas | Advisors
Svalner Atlas | Advisors is a leading tax and transaction advisory firm operating across the Nordics and Benelux. Its more than 450 professionals advise entrepreneurs, private equity firms and multinational corporations, combining local market knowledge with international capabilities.
For more information, visit svalneratlas.com.
About the ITR Europe Tax Awards
The International Tax Review Europe Tax Awards recognise leading tax and transfer pricing firms and practitioners across Europe. Firms are assessed on significant client matters, with particular attention to innovation, complexity, scale and impact, supported by market research and client feedback.
The awards were presented at The Londoner in London on 17 September 2026.
For more information contact:
Svalner Atlas: Frida Rydin, Group COO
E-mail: [email protected]
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