Vivian Moy
Senior Tax Associate
About
Vivian Moy is a Senior Associate in DHJJ’s High-Net-Worth Practice Group, where she specializes in income tax compliance and consulting for individuals, partnerships, and corporations. Vivian works across a variety of industries, and her knowledge, dedication, and client-centered approach make her a valued resource for clients navigating complex tax matters.
Her career began at a tax consulting firm, gaining experience with a wide range of clients across real estate, private equity, hospitality, and international taxation. Vivian then moved to a trust company, focusing on ultra-high-net-worth individuals and the intricacies of trust and estate administration. What drew her to DHJJ was the diverse backgrounds of her colleagues and the collaborative culture, creating an environment that encourages learning, flexibility, and continuous growth.
Vivian earned her bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Illinois Chicago. With over 10 years of experience in the accounting industry, she brings a broad perspective and hands-on expertise, offering her clients tailored strategies that align with the latest tax laws.
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Vivian’s favorite way to relax is by spending time with her family, whether it’s going for a walk to the park or building the tallest magnetic tower with her toddler.
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One of Vivian’s most meaningful travel experiences was visiting Guangzhou and Shanghai, where she connected with her family’s roots, immersed herself in the local culture, and enjoyed the region’s amazing cuisine.
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Her favorite quote is a Chinese proverb: "Be not afraid of going slowly, be afraid only of standing still." This serves as a reminder to Vivian to stay persistent and patient, always growing, learning and evolving.
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