Corporate and tax engineering
Corporate and tax engineering is now a major challenge for both businesses and individuals.
The constraints imposed by regulations in corporate law and the increasing complexity of the French tax system have made corporate and tax engineering a mandatory step in the decision-making process for entrepreneurs and investors.
Corporate and Tax Engineering: What Is It?
Broadly speaking, legal engineering involves imagining and implementing a legal framework to achieve a specific overall objective.
When applied to corporate law and tax law, engineering is a discipline that combines legal and tax rules to maximize their effects and structure each client’s investments in line with their goals.
Examples of structures highlighted through corporate and tax engineering include donation before sale, contribution-sale, leveraged buyouts, animation of holding companies, property or share splitting.
Why Hire a Lawyer Specialized in Tax Law with Expertise in Corporate Law?
Implementing optimization schemes is a complex operation that can be risky for entrepreneurs and investors. This risk has increased with more significant repression of abuse of law in recent years.
Setting up an optimization scheme must be done through a perfect mastery of legal and tax rules.
Tax lawyers remain privileged actors in corporate and tax engineering. With expertise in both advisory and litigation, they will be able to have a comprehensive vision necessary for the implementation of a lasting structure.
Moreover, these professionals are aware of the latest developments in tax matters, allowing them to propose ever more effective innovative solutions.
The keywords of corporate and tax engineering are optimization and security, which are also the keywords of tax lawyers.
The tax lawyers at LEXPERTAX have made corporate and tax engineering one of their specialties.
We will, therefore, be able to implement the best scheme to meet your expectations.
