About.

For more than a decade I have been recognised as one of New Zealand’s leading authorities in U.S. expat taxation — a discipline that demands a level of precision, commitment, drive, and intellectual rigour few professionals ever attain.

My work sits at the intersection of two complex tax systems, where accuracy is paramount and the margin for error is nonexistent.

Preparing U.S. tax returns requires the same meticulous attention to detail that a surgeon brings to the operating theatre: absolute focus, deep technical understanding, and mastery earned only through years of disciplined training and experience.

I have been a Chartered Accountant for 24 years, and my reputation extends well beyond New Zealand’s borders. I am known internationally for my expertise in U.S. taxation, respected both within the New Zealand accountancy profession and further afield. 

My global qualifications — CAANZ, AICPA, and CPA Australia — together with IRS Enrolled Agent and IRD tax agent status reflect a standard of excellence that is unmatched in this field.

My practice is intentionally hands‑on. I remain personally involved in every engagement because true excellence cannot be outsourced.

Communication is central to my work, and clients value the clarity, confidence, and precision that define every interaction. My approach is deliberate, exacting, and deeply informed by decades of getting behind the numbers and understanding financial information at its most granular level.

Outside the office, I am anchored by the pursuits that bring richness and balance to life: running, travel, cooking, and the joy of raising two daughters. These experiences shape my perspective and reinforce my commitment to longevity — in my work, in my relationships, and in the standards I uphold.

I am here for the long run. This is more than a profession; it is a craft, a discipline, and a responsibility I carry with pride. Clients who work with me experience a level of detail, care, and global expertise that sits at the very top of the tax profession.