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Posted: April 22, 2025
2025 Ones To Watch - Industry Leaders: Kevin McHale, Anchin
Tax Partner
Anchin
Recent goal and impact:
Becoming a partner at Anchin has been a long-time goal of mine, and I achieved this in October through my dedication to implementing impactful tax-saving strategies for our clients. By staying ahead of tax law changes, analyzing new regulations, and collaborating with industry experts, I’ve uncovered significant opportunities that have helped owners, developers, and fund managers reduce liabilities and improve cash flow. My ability to translate complex tax rules into actionable savings has strengthened client relationships and positioned me as a leader, driving Anchin’s continued success.
Turning problems into opportunities:
Keeping up with the constantly changing tax landscape is key to serving our clients well. I’m passionate about simplifying complexities and providing strategic advice that truly impacts their success. I’ve led key initiatives and spearheaded the adoption of cutting-edge research applications, equipping our team with the latest technology to deliver insightful, forward-thinking guidance.
Sharing knowledge and expertise: I share my expertise by mentoring colleagues, leading firmwide training sessions, and educating clients on tax topics. I contribute to thought leadership through industry panels, published articles, and internal discussions, ensuring both clients and peers stay ahead of tax law changes. By creating customized solutions from tax laws, I empower businesses to optimize tax positions, reduce liabilities, and improve cash flow.
Best advice for new leaders: Listen actively, communicate clearly, and lead by example.
Who was/is your role model and/or leadership mentor?
Jeff Bowden, Anchins Head of Tax, has been a valuable mentor, guiding me in becoming a strong leader.
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