Liāna Daudiša

Office Manager

Liana ensures the daily operations of the office run in an organized, professional, and pleasant atmosphere. In her work, she highly values precision, a responsible approach, and respectful communication, fostering a trustworthy and collaborative environment for both clients and colleagues.

Liāna Daudiša

Office Manager

Liana ensures the daily operations of the office run in an organized, professional, and pleasant atmosphere. In her work, she highly values precision, a responsible approach, and respectful communication, fostering a trustworthy and collaborative environment for both clients and colleagues.

Liana ensures an organized and professional office environment daily, making sure that both clients and colleagues feel welcome and receive the necessary support.

It is important to her that the office work proceeds thoughtfully, efficiently, and in a positive atmosphere, where mutual respect and good cooperation play a crucial role.

In her work, Liana pays great attention to precision, a responsible attitude, and the ability to promptly resolve various situations.

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AREAS OF PRACTICE

  • Tax Planning

  • Tax Consulting

  • Economic Crimes

  • Tax Disputes

  • Customs

  • Customs Disputes

  • Public Procurement Disputes

  • Administrative Offence Cases

  • Constitutional Law

  • Representation at the ECJ

  • Sanctions

  • Data Protection & Cybersecurity

Membership in organizations:

  • Riga Graduate School of Law (LL.M)

  • VAT Forum (Belgium) (EU VAT Expert degree)

Languages

  • Latvian

  • English

  • Russian

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