Andrew is a Partner in Sorren’s Tax practice, where he serves as a trusted advisor to business owners, investors, high-net-worth individuals, fiduciaries, nonprofit organizations, and complex business entities. His experience spans a broad range of tax matters, including strategic tax planning, compliance, IRS examinations, state tax controversies, entity structuring, transaction planning, and real estate taxation. Andrew works closely with clients to navigate complex tax issues with practical, business-focused guidance that balances technical expertise with real-world decision-making.
Throughout his career, Andrew has partnered with clients through every stage of the business lifecycle, helping them evaluate opportunities, manage risk, and make informed financial decisions. Whether advising on entity structures, assisting with an IRS examination, developing cost segregation strategies, or identifying proactive tax planning opportunities, he focuses on translating complex tax concepts into clear, actionable recommendations. In addition to his client work, Andrew is passionate about mentoring the next generation of professionals and contributing to a collaborative culture built on strong relationships and continuous learning.
Andrew’s path to public accounting was anything but traditional. He earned a degree in philosophy before spending two years teaching English in Spain. After returning to Southern Oregon, he worked as a paralegal, where he developed an appreciation for analytical problem-solving and client advocacy before completing post-baccalaureate accounting studies and joining KDP Advisors, a legacy Sorren firm, in 2019. Outside of work, Andrew enjoys traveling and staying connected with family in Spain and Argentina. He is an avid supporter of international football, particularly Liverpool FC, River Plate, and Real Madrid, and lives in Medford, Oregon, with his wife and their two young daughters.
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