The first consultation
You describe your situation. We listen and ask the questions needed to establish the facts.
Practice area
Tax Law
The tax obligations of companies and individuals, before matters reach the courts: structuring operations, assessing risk, preventive advice.
The most expensive tax problems arise from properly intended but insufficiently documented operations. A prior analysis costs a fraction of what it later costs to challenge an assessment decision.
We analyse the tax treatment of contemplated operations, assess the risk of reclassification and prepare the supporting documentation that a tax inspection will call for.
What the practice covers.
- Analysis of the tax treatment of planned operations
- Assessment of tax reclassification risk
- Documentation of related-party transactions and transfer pricing
- Assistance in administrative procedures before the tax authority
How we work, in five steps.
Reviewing the documents
We examine the contracts, decisions, official records and correspondence. Any serious strategy starts from the documents.
The options
We set out what can be done, what cannot, and where the weak points of the case lie. Prospects and risks are discussed in concrete terms.
The strategy
We agree together on the course to follow and record it in the legal assistance agreement.
Representation
We represent you until the procedure is concluded and, where necessary, through to enforcement of the judgment.
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A consultation is booked in five steps, directly on this website. For urgent matters, the telephone remains the fastest route.