Adam is a dual-qualified solicitor and chartered accountant specialising in tax and contracts. Adam’s practice primarily focuses on:

• Cryptocurrency tax
• Tax audits, objections and other disputes – both federal and state

Adam has regularly presented at a number of conferences in relation to Cryptocurrency and has engaged extensively with the ATO on the issue, including representing the taxpayer in the Bitcoin case Seribu v FCT.   Adam has regularly advised clients who accept cryptocurrency as payment, make payments in cryptocurrency and use cryptocurrency for fundraising. Adam also regularly advises clients on tax audits and disputes and is able to assist on both the accounting and legal side, achieving significant reductions in tax liabilities. Adam has also acted for taxpayers in the Federal Court and the Administrative Review Tribunal. Adam also specialises in tax advice, including applying for private rulings. Being dual-qualified, Adam can ensure that the tax advice has the relevant supporting documentation (contracts) and is appropriately reflecting in tax returns and filings. Adam previously worked at senior levels in Allens and KPMG before commencing practice in 2012. Adam was the founder and chair of the tax law committee of the law society (young lawyers) and also served as treasurer of the law society (young lawyers) and executive council member. Adam is also a published author for Thomson Reuters, his works include International Tax, Deductions and Assessable Income.