
Strengthening Iraq’s Corporate Identity
Iraq’s market today stands at a crossroads of opportunity, shaped by its strategic geographical position
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Al Mustansir Billah Al Bakri serves as the Senior Associate and Head of Tax and Social Security at Salt & Associates Law Firm, where he brings over eight years of legal experience. A respected figure in Iraq’s legal sector, Al Mustansir has developed a reputation for his deep expertise in tax law and social security matters, guiding clients through complex regulatory challenges with precision and skill.
Beginning his legal journey at the College of Law, University of Baghdad, Al Mustansir has since built a distinguished career, working with leading law firms such as Hamurabi Law Firm, Al Jabouri Law Firm, and Al Nesoor Law Firm. His extensive experience spans corporate law, civil litigation, and regulatory compliance, where he has advised both Iraqi and international clients on critical legal matters.
Al Mustansir’s mastery in tax-related issues, particularly corporate tax accounting and compliance, has made him a go-to advisor for companies facing intricate financial and legal hurdles. His ability to craft successful legal strategies, especially in high-profile tax disputes, has led to favourable outcomes in cases such as recovering withheld taxes for a major Italian construction firm. His leadership also shines through in complex tax resolutions for multinational clients, such as navigating Corporate Income Tax (CIT) challenges for a leading FMCG company.
Al Mustansir’s skill in managing legal matters extends to diplomatic missions, where his legal expertise has ensured compliance with local laws and regulations. Fluent in both Arabic and English, he is dedicated to safeguarding his clients’ rights and interests, offering practical solutions tailored to their specific needs.
Bachelor Of Law
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