Registered Fund Tax Advisors

13 fund tax advisors at 5 firms have bios that show a focus on registered funds (’40 Act).

Everyone here is listed from their firm’s own bio page, and nobody pays to be listed or to rank. Last verified Oct 23–24, 2026. How we check

Partners: 13; all at partner level
Firms: 5
Most partners: Cohen & Co; 5 listed here
Biggest city: New York; 4 here

Fund tax advisors

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					Primary practice		Prior firms
Michael Andriolo	EY	Principal, Financial Services Tax, Wealth & Asset Management, Ernst & Young LLP	Boston, MA	Private credit funds	–	Bentley University	–
Thomas Bagley	EY	Partner, Financial Services Tax, Wealth & Asset Management, Ernst & Young LLP	Boston, MA	Hedge funds	–	Suffolk University, College of the Holy Cross	–
Baruch Cohen	Deloitte	Partner \| Deloitte Tax LLP	New York, NY	Private equity funds, Hedge funds	–	–	–
Kevin J Collins	KPMG	Partner, Tax	Boston, MA	Fund formation	–	–	State Street
Vito Fronda	EY	Partner, Financial Services Tax, Wealth & Asset Management, Ernst & Young LLP	New York, NY	–	–	Baruch College, Long Island University C.W. Post Campus	–
Jim Kaiser	Cohen & Co	Partner	Philadelphia, PA	Real estate funds	Real estate funds	Rutgers University	–
Jay Laurila	Cohen & Co	Partner	Milwaukee, WI	Private equity funds, Hedge funds	–	University of Denver, Drake University	–
Rob Meiner	Cohen & Co	Partner	New York, NY	Private credit funds	–	Fordham, University of Massachusetts Amherst	–
Chris Scarpa	Grant Thornton	Partner, Tax Services	Philadelphia, PA	–	–	La Salle University, Temple University	–
Andreana Shengelya	Cohen & Co	Partner	Cleveland, OH	Real estate funds	–	University of Akron, Cleveland State University	–
Ravi Singh	Cohen & Co	Partner	New York, NY	–	–	Pace University, University of Mumbai	–
Joel Slager	EY	Partner, Wealth & Asset Management, Ernst & Young LLP	Chicago, IL	Private equity funds, Hedge funds	–	Bryant University	Nuveen Investments
Amy B. Snyder	EY	Principal, Financial Services Tax – Wealth and Asset Management, Ernst & Young LLP	Philadelphia, PA	Private credit funds	–	Boston College, University of Notre Dame	–

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Fund Tax and Accounting Firms, by partners listed

Cohen & CoNew York · Cleveland · Milwaukee + 1 more5partners
EYBoston · Chicago · New York + 1 more5partners
DeloitteNew York1partner
Grant ThorntonPhiladelphia1partner
KPMGBoston1partner

About this list

What registered funds (’40 Act) work is

Funds registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940: mutual funds, ETFs, closed-end and interval funds, and their boards.

In sum

13 fund tax advisors at 5 firms are listed on this page. The 5 with the most: Cohen & Co (5), EY (5), Deloitte (1), Grant Thornton (1) and KPMG (1).

Questions

How many fund tax advisors does FundOpsHQ list?

13 partners at 5 firms. Last checked Oct 23–24, 2026. Each one is at partner level, and their firm's own bio page describes their work on registered funds (’40 Act) (the quote is on each profile).

Which fund tax and accounting firms have the most partners listed?

Cohen & Co (5), EY (5) and Deloitte (1), counting the partners each firm's own website lists.

Where are fund tax advisors based?

The cities with the most: New York (4), Boston (3) and Philadelphia (3).

What else do these tax advisors work on?

The practices they list most: fund tax (13), hedge funds (4) and private equity funds (3).

How does a fund tax advisor get on this list?

By being a partner, principal, shareholder or member whose firm's own website lists them for this work. FundOpsHQ reads each firm's public bio pages and dates every check. Nobody pays to be listed or to rank, and anyone listed can claim, correct or remove their profile. How the directory works

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