ECIJA continues its ambitious expansion strategy in Latin America with the addition of Lilia Lee as a new partner in its Panama office, strengthening its tax law and international legal advisory practice in the region.
With a distinguished career at global firms such as BDO and Payless ShoeSource, Lilia Lee has led tax planning, tax compliance and legal structuring projects for national and international clients in sectors such as energy, transport, technology and consumer goods.
With a degree in Law and Accounting with honours, an LL.M. in International Tax Law from Leiden University (Netherlands) and a master's degree in taxation, Ecija's new partner is a member of the International Fiscal Association (IFA) and the Association of Chinese Panamanian Professionals (APROCHIPA).
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