Luidgi Andou brings a broad, practical perspective to tax law, shaped by experience in Big Four public accounting, private wealth advisory, and federal tax enforcement. His practice spans tax planning, compliance, and controversy matters for individuals and businesses.

Luidgi has led multinational corporation tax projects and advised corporate clients on complex tax compliance and dispute resolution matters. Additionally, he has worked closely with high-net-worth individuals and family businesses on succession planning, estate and gift tax issues, and long-term wealth preservation strategies.

Prior to entering private practice, Luidgi served as an attorney with the U.S. Department of the Treasury, where he managed complex audits of multinational corporations and assisted the Office of the Chief Counsel through legal research and preparation of technical memoranda in support of Tax Court litigation.

Luidgi’s background allows him to advise clients with an understanding of how tax positions are prepared, examined, defended, and litigated at the highest levels. Drawing on experience from both sides of the table, Luidgi represents individuals and businesses in tax controversy, compliance, and planning matters, with a particular focus on resolving disputes efficiently and positioning clients for success in audits and litigation.