Andrew Kingissepp

Andrew, a partner at the firm, boasts an impressive expertise in taxation, particularly excelling in resolving tax disputes and litigation. His knack for navigating complex tax controversies has made him a go-to advisor for clients entangled in both federal and provincial tax disputes. With a rich history of engaging with tax authorities at various stages, Andrew's prowess extends to handling intricate transfer pricing issues, safeguarding clients' rights against undue scrutiny by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

His contribution to the field is not just limited to client representation; Andrew is a recognized authority in tax law, often sharing his insights at national and international forums. His role as the Canadian correspondent for a prestigious tax journal underscores his standing as an influential voice in tax discussions worldwide.

Andrew's casework is a testament to his depth of knowledge and strategic thinking. Whether it's advocating for clients in high-stakes income tax disputes, navigating the complexities of the CRA’s General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR), or advising on the protection of confidential documents against unwarranted access by tax authorities, his track record is unparalleled. Notably, his advisory work for leading financial institutions regarding privilege and confidentiality stands out for its significance in preserving the sanctity of sensitive information.

His engagement with the Department of Finance to seek legislative amendments for his clients further illustrates his commitment to not just navigate but also shape the tax landscape. Andrew's recognition in esteemed legal directories and his active involvement in the tax community through speaking engagements and publications echo his dedication to excellence and innovation in tax law.

Clients seeking guidance through the maze of tax regulations and disputes will find in Andrew a seasoned advisor whose expertise and proactive approach can navigate them towards favorable outcomes. His contributions to shaping tax policy and practice continue to leave a significant mark on the Canadian tax law landscape.