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A Morrows Legal lawyer and former tax adviser to the ATO has received national accreditation in taxation law from the Law Institute of Victoria (LIV).
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Former ATO tax adviser receives LIV accreditation
16 November 2021
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Russell Krupp, special counsel of Morrows Legal, has been named an accredited specialist in tax law by the Law Institute of Victoria (LIV) – a nationally recognised accreditation set to identify thought leaders and experts in taxation law. Mr Krupp is one of only 10 accredited in Victoria.
Prior to joining Morrows Legal, Mr Krupp was a tax consultant for Lowe Lippmann Chartered Accountants. Before this he was a tax adviser for the ATO.
“I am energised by this accreditation to continue assisting our clients in better solving their most challenging tax issues and managing their tax risk,” Mr Krupp said.
“I am honoured to be recognised by the LIV as a legal practitioner with an expertise in the complex area of taxation law, as it affords me the opportunity to better support the industry and our clients.”
Commenting further, Rabia Javed-May, director of Morrows Legal, said: “This accreditation is a tremendous opportunity for Morrows Legal; it distinguishes Russell as a proficient expert across all areas of taxation law.
“We look forward to supporting our partners and clients with legal advice ranging from income tax, capital gains tax, superannuation, tax disputes, stamp duty, GST and international tax.”
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Laurel Moulynox, director of Morrows, added: “We are thrilled to have Russell formally recognised as a specialist in this field, offering expert tax support to lawyers, accountants and clients across Australia. The accreditation positions Russell and Morrows as one of the go-to firms for integrated business and tax advisory solutions.”
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