ECIJA Chile has acquired the tax consultancy firm Porte & Canales, adding 12 specialist professionals to its tax practice
The addition of partners Rodolfo Porte and Octavio Canales, alongside a team of 12 professionals, represents a significant strengthening of the firm’s tax practice, enabling it to expand its capacity to respond to the tax challenges faced by companies and investors both in Chile and abroad.
This integration forms part of ECIJA’s strategy to strengthen key areas of specialisation by bringing in top-tier talent, offering increasingly comprehensive, multidisciplinary advice that is aligned with market needs.
With this move, ECIJA Chile reaffirms its commitment to excellence, innovation and sustainable growth, strengthening its position as one of the leading law firms in the country and as part of one of the most prominent legal platforms in Latin America.
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