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Daniel Rowe, Esq., CPA, leads the High Net Worth Practice at GHJ. He brings over 20 years of experience specializing in individual tax services, trust and estate planning, pass-through entity taxation and tax policy. Daniel began his career at Deloitte and spent several years at a local tax firm in Georgia and JH Cohn, LLP in New York. Before joining GHJ as a partner in 2025, he worked as a principal in GHJ’s Tax Practice in 2014, then transitioned to a consultant role.
Daniel is currently the editorial advisor for The Tax Adviser publication and a member of the AICPA, California Bar and North Carolina Bar. At GHJ, he is a member of the BIPOC Cohort.
Daniel has spoken at the National Tax Association, Loyola Law School Business Law Conference, Bar Association of San Francisco, and Savannah College of Art and Design. His writing has been published by Tax Notes, State Tax Notes, The Tax Adviser, Loyola Law Review and AICPA Tax Insider.
His past experience includes providing tax services for real estate development and investment, as well as to businesses in media and advertising.
Daniel obtained his JD from Loyola Law School and graduated from Towson University with a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting. When he is not working, he spends time with his wife and daughters and also enjoys making beats on his MPC.
What is your favorite part of working at GHJ?
The people and the positive, progressive energy. The firm is always looking for ways to improve how it works, how it serves clients and how it engages staff.
What do you enjoy most about working with clients?
I love distilling complex tax matters into understandable, actionable concepts that clients are empowered to work with.
What issues in the community do you care most about, and how does it motivate you?
I am passionate about affordable housing, social justice and fighting poverty. I’ve served on a city Housing Authority and spend a lot of time educating myself and my community about the causes and effects of generational and systemic poverty. Some of my favorite resources are The Color of Law, The New Jim Crow, Evicted and Poverty: By America.
Areas of Expertise
Fun Facts
Favorite place in the world:
New York City and Paris
Favorite music:
90s hip-hop and R&B
One word that best describes me:
Sincere
When I’m not working, you’ll catch me doing this:
Hanging out with my wife and daughters, making beats on my MPC, watching baseball and reading
