On January 15, 2026, Chambers and Partners, a globally authoritative legal rating agency, released the Chambers Greater China Guide 2026. Hwuason Law Firm once again secured a spot in Band 1 for China Tax Law Firms in the 2026 edition of the guide. Meanwhile, Lawyer Liu Tianyong, Managing Partner of Hwuason Law Firm, also retained his position in Band 1 for China Tax Lawyers in 2026. Additionally, Lawyer Wang Qiang, Partner of Hwuason Law Firm, was named to the Up and Coming list for China Tax Law in 2026.

Thanks to its outstanding performance in deeply cultivating the Chinese tax law service market, Hwuason Law Firm had been recognized in the Chambers Asia-Pacific Legal Guide for 11 consecutive years from 2010 to 2021. Since 2022, it has maintained its Band 1 ranking for China Tax Law Firms in the Chambers Greater China Guide for five consecutive years up to 2026.

Two decades of dedicated efforts in the Chinese tax law service market have established Hwuason Law Firm as a leading boutique tax law firm in China with an excellent reputation. With upholding the fairness and justice of tax law and safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of taxpayers as its founding principle, Hwuason adheres to the development path of branding, specialization and localization. Leveraging its professional advantages of "tax + law + industry", the firm is committed to providing first-class fiscal and tax legal services in sectors including real estate, petrochemical energy, renewable resources, foreign trade, pharmaceuticals, internet platforms, investment promotion, and high-net-worth wealth management, so as to meet clients' demands for refined, professional, high-end and personalized tax law services.

Hwuason has always adhered to the development concept of win-win cooperation and promoted the cross-border integration of the lawyer and tax agent industries. In 2015, it established Hwuason Tax Agent Firm Group (Grade-A), building a national tax-related service network. Over 1,200 professional staff of Hwuason are based in major cities across China, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Suzhou, Chengdu, Chongqing, Xi'an and Jinan.