Vladyslav Hryhoriev is an Associate at AVELLUM’s Tax & Private Client Practices. He has successful experience in resolving tax disputes in Ukrainian courts, the practical application of tax legislation, international structuring and business development for clients. He also provides comprehensive legal support as part of the Private Clients practice. Vladyslav has considerable experience in advising Ukrainian and international clients on taxation matters and effective business structuring. He also has extensive experience in providing consultations in disputes with tax authorities.
VLADYSLAV HRYHORIEV
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- EDUCATION AND BAR ADMISSIONS
Bachelor of law (2024), Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University
- RECENT EXPERIENCE
Advised the one of the world's largest titanium powder producers on business scaling issues
Advised a client on the optimal structuring of an international business
Represented a client in a dispute with tax authorities regarding an appeal of a fine
Advised a client on changing tax residency due to relocation abroad
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