Alexander Lewis focuses his practice on helping high-net-worth individuals and families navigate complex tax and wealth-planning issues in the United States and internationally. He advises on cross-border tax matters involving sophisticated transactions and structures, including the tax consequences of immigration, expatriation, and inbound and outbound investments.
Alexander also works with families on trust and estate planning and administration, including strategies addressing estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer taxes. In addition, he has experience planning for and establishing private trust companies and supporting the broader structuring and governance needs that accompany long-term family planning.
Previously, Alexander worked at an accounting firm where he focused on international corporate tax structuring and compliance, and as a journalist for Tax Notes. While in law school, Alexander completed a J.D., M.B.A. and LLM in Taxation, and was awarded the Mariano Endowed Scholarship. He also served as the Executive Editor for the University of Miami International & Comparative Law Review.
