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The Corporate taxation department at DELSOL Avocats assists corporate groups with all their tax-related matters: international investments, tax optimization of income and assets, implementation of incentive plans, and interactions with the taxation of shareholders, executives, and employees. Our tax attorneys assist you with the structuring, compliance, and defense of your projects in France and internationally.
The Corporate taxation department at DELSOL Avocats assists corporate groups with all their tax-related matters, including international investments to and from France, tax optimization of income and assets, and the implementation of incentive plans, as well as their interactions with the tax implications for shareholders, executives, and employees.
Our team also assists its clients and those of the “Mergers & Acquisitions – Corporate Law” department with transactional tax matters, from due diligence to acquisition structuring, and through to post-closing restructurings, in industrial or LBO contexts and similar scenarios.
Our firm specializes in:
Ongoing tax advisory services for businesses
Expertise in international taxation
Expertise in mergers and acquisitions
Employee share ownership and executive taxation
Pre-litigation & Litigation
Taxation of intangible assets
Digital taxation
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