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TGS Baltic Offices
ADMIRAL HOUSE
AHTRI 6A
10151 TALLINN
Estonia
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Mag iur Dmitri Teplõhh
Work Department
Tax Advice & Taxation Disputes / White Collar Crime & Corporate Investigations / Dispute Resolution
Position
Dmitri Teplõhh has extensive experience in the field of criminal law. Dmitri gained notable experience in resolving white-collar crime and disputes while working at the Northern District Prosecutor’s Office where he supervised criminal proceedings as a District Prosecutor and was a public prosecutor in criminal cases related to taxes.
Dmitri advises clients on value added tax and customs matters and in criminal and misdemeanour proceedings related to white-collar crimes.
Career
Since 2017 Senior Associate, law firm TGS Baltic (formerly Varul)
2012–2017 Senior Associate, law firm Varul
Since 2010 Lecturer, University of Tartu
Since 2010 Lecturer, Tallinn University of Technology
2009–2012 District Prosecutor, Department for Corruption and Economic Crimes, Northern District Prosecutor’s Office
2004–2009 Assistant District Prosecutor, Department for Corruption and Economic Crimes, Northern District Prosecutor’s Office
Languages
Estonian, Russian, English
Memberships
Estonian Bar Association since 2012
Education
2010 International Visitor Leadership Program (USA), training „Protection of Intellectual Property Rights”
2008 University of Tartu, Faculty of Law, MA
2006 University of Tartu, Faculty of Law, BA
2003 Estonian Academy of Security Sciences
Lawyer Rankings
Estonia > Tax
TGS Baltic is a popular choice among major companies and financial institutions in Estonia. Practice head Helmut Pikmets
has appeared in cases in the European Court of Human Rights and the Supreme Court of Estonia. Pikmets is ably supported by senior associates Sergei Jegorov and Dmitri Teplõhh, who act in a range of tax disputes, a key area of focus for the team, which is able to handle a large volume of cases in tax law. Teplõhh is also able to handle white-collar crime disputes related to tax law.