MADRID, Spain — CMS Albiñana & Suárez de Lezo announced the appointment of Antonio Puentes as the new head of Tax Litigation and Contentious Tax Matters, a change that will take effect on September 1, 2025. Puentes previously led the Tax Litigation and Tax Procedure department at BDO Abogados in Madrid until this past Monday.
This strategic move aligns with the firm’s broader goals outlined in its 2024–2026 Strategic Plan, which emphasizes strengthening its Tax Procedure area. CMS aims to solidify its standing in this critical practice area as it looks to enhance its offerings.
With over 25 years of expertise in tax advisory services, Puentes specializes in European Union Tax Law, particularly focusing on direct taxation. He has participated in over a hundred cases related to tax recovery, providing him with deep knowledge in tax litigation.
Managing partners César Albiñana and Alfonso Codes expressed confidence in Puentes’ capabilities, indicating that his track record and technical expertise represent a “decisive step” in fortifying the firm’s position in Tax Procedure. They emphasized the firm’s commitment to excellence in client service, aiming to maintain high standards following this significant appointment.
Puentes earned his law degree from the Autonomous University of Madrid and is a member of the Madrid Bar Association. His extensive experience in navigating complex tax issues is expected to enhance the firm’s services in the ever-evolving landscape of tax law.
CMS Albiñana & Suárez de Lezo is dedicated to adapting to market demands, and the addition of Puentes is seen as a pivotal effort in ensuring they remain competitive and responsive to their clients’ needs.
The firm’s decision to bolster its Tax Procedure practice reflects a strategic foresight aimed at addressing challenges in an increasingly complex regulatory environment.
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