Yana Hordenko is an Associate at AVELLUM’s Tax practice. She has successful experience in tax advisory, international tax planning and transactional structuring. Yana’s experience includes advising Ukrainian and international clients on tax law matters, including the development of tax-effective structures and strategies. Yana also advises clients on tax residency status and has experience in disputes with tax authorities in Ukrainian courts.
YANA HORDENKO
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- EDUCATION AND BAR ADMISSIONS
Bachelor of Law degree, 2024, National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy
- RECENT EXPERIENCE
Acted as the Ukrainian legal counsel to MHP Group in connection with the issuance by MHP Lux S.A. of USD450 million 10.500% guaranteed notes due 2029 and subsequent USD100 million tap issuance of the same notes
Advised one of the largest producers in the food and agro-technology sector on efficient structuring of international business
Advised the client on potential options for structuring activities and tax optimization
Provided comprehensive legal support to the client on determining the tax residence status
Represented the client’s interests in disputes with tax authorities
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