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Devan R. Patrick

Devan Patrick is a partner at the firm and he is a member of the Corporate practice. For more than a decade, Devan has assisted clients on a wide range of United States tax matters associated with domestic and international business transactions and generally navigating the increasingly complex global tax environment.

Devan's practice focuses on Mergers and Acquisitions and other transactional tax matters, including debt and equity offerings, corporate and partnership restructurings, and joint ventures. Devan has also represented clients with regard to multijurisdictional disclosure and reporting regimes (US Corporate Transparency Act, FATCA, the CRS, and DAC6/MDR).

Finally, Devan has experience advising high-net-worth individuals, their private businesses and family offices, and other fiduciaries on cross-border tax, private banking, trust, and estate planning matters, including pre-immigration and expatriation planning and US federal and state tax regularization.
 

Prior to joining the firm, Devan spent two years as in house tax counsel to one of the world’s largest privately held business media companies. He was also an associate in the Swiss and U.S. offices of another international law firm. Devan began his career as law clerk to the Honorable David Gustafson of the United States Tax Court. 

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