Kyle Chandler joined Crownstone Advocates after several years advising multinational groups on cross-border tax structuring in London, requalifying in Malta to bring that experience directly into the firm's tax and structuring practice. He advises corporate and private clients on the Malta-UAE double taxation agreement, Malta's corporate tax refund system, and UAE free zone tax incentive planning.

Having requalified from an England and Wales practice into a Maltese one, he now mentors associates on the reverse journey — helping common-law-trained lawyers understand how a Maltese structure will actually be read by a tax authority or a court in a jurisdiction neither trained in growing up. That dual fluency is also why his structuring advice always ships with a written implementation timeline rather than a verbal sequencing recommendation a client is expected to remember.

Kyle's structuring recommendations are built around sequencing, not just outcome — the order in which a holding company is incorporated, a tax residency certificate obtained, and a first transaction executed can change a structure's entire tax result, and he documents that order in writing so a client's own accountant or a second adviser can follow the logic without needing it explained twice.