Kalev Tamm

Kalev, stationed in Vancouver as part of the Tax Group, dedicates his expertise to navigating the complexities of tax law, focusing on both domestic and international facets. He skillfully assists clients with mergers and acquisitions, guides them in making informed decisions regarding inbound and outbound investments, and offers strategic advice for corporate reorganizations and tax planning. Beyond offering counsel on these matters, Kalev steps up to advocate for clients during tax audits and litigations when facing scrutiny from revenue authorities.

With a background enriched by diverse experiences, Kalev offers his services to entities both within Canada and abroad, spanning sectors like natural resources, real estate, international trade, and e-commerce. His journey into tax law was preceded by notable positions; he contributed his skills to the tax departments of leading national firms in law and accounting, provided insights as a judicial law clerk at the Tax Court of Canada, and gained international perspective through an internship at the OECD's Centre for Tax Policy and Administration.

Kalev's academic credentials are impressive, holding an LL.M in Taxation from the University of British Columbia. His foundational legal education was obtained at McGill University, where he earned his B.C.L./LL.B., and he also holds a B.A. (Hons.) in Sociology from Concordia University. His linguistic proficiency spans English and French, allowing him to serve a broad spectrum of clients.

An active contributor to the field of tax law, Kalev has co-authored several influential publications. These works include a detailed examination of reportable and notifiable transaction rules, a discussion on the sham doctrine, and insights into the mandatory disclosure of nominee agreements in Quebec. He has also contributed to broader discussions on tax law, such as inbound investment strategies and the nuances of tax law as interpreted by UK courts.

Kalev's legal acumen is officially recognized in Ontario (2018) and British Columbia (2019), where he is admitted to practice. His professional endeavors are firmly rooted in tax law, offering comprehensive services in tax planning and related legal advice.