Expertise in Tax Law.

Tax Law

A strategic and rigorous approach to tax law applied to private wealth, business, and succession planning.
I advise on tax matters with a global perspective, at the crossroads of private wealth, professional, and international issues. My practice covers both corporate groups and business leaders, as well as private clients with complex wealth structures or cross-border activities.

Corporate Tax: securing and optimising structuring

I assist sole traders, companies and their executives with all issues relating to the determination of taxable income, the allocation of financial flows, and the legal and tax structuring of their activities. My areas of focus include:

• analysis of the taxation applicable to business and professional income (BIC, BNC, CIT),
• support in restructuring operations (mergers, partial asset contributions, demergers),
• tax management of holding companies, whether active or passive,
• international taxation of groups (transfer pricing, permanent establishments, withholding tax), and
• business transfer mechanisms (Pacte Dutreuil, gifts in full ownership or with dismemberment).

Private Wealth: structuring, transfer and taxation

I advise clients on the organisation and transfer of their private wealth, taking into account their personal circumstances and long-term objectives. My practice covers, among others:

• taxation of inheritances and gifts,
• anticipating and securing intergenerational transfers,
• Real Estate Wealth Tax (Impôt sur la Fortune Immobilière – IFI),
• matrimonial regimes and their tax implications, and
• management of foreign-held assets (reporting obligations, double tax treaties, trusts and intermediary companies).

Tax Audits and Litigation: defending your interests with rigour

I support both individuals and businesses at every stage of a tax audit, whether in an adversarial procedure or in the context of an investigation.
My expertise also extends to the handling of complex tax disputes, including:

• challenges relating to the determination of taxable income,
• recharacterisations based on abuse of law or lack of economic substance,
• criminal tax matters (asset concealment, tax fraud, money laundering), and
• hierarchical appeals, contentious claims and judicial proceedings.