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The driver was to meet growth aspirations of our people: Mukesh Butani

After a 13-year journey, tax advisory firm BMR Advisors has brought the curtains down

Mukesh Bhutani
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Mukesh Butani, Non-executive chairman, BMR Advisors

Sudipto Dey
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BMR Advisors BMR Advisors, the boutique tax advisory firm, has brought the curtains down on its 13-year old journey. It said 300-odd tax professionals, including 21 partners, would join Deloitte, while the M&A and risk advisory practice (involving 12 partners, along with 100 professionals) would move to KPMG. Non-executive chairman, Mukesh Butani spoke to Sudipto Dey about the reasons and his plans going ahead. Edited excerpts:

What was the trigger point? 

We had an outstanding talent pool. The biggest driver was to meet the growth aspirations of our people. This

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