Tax advice and negotiation of purchase contracts relating to all types of property transactions (asset and share deals of various types of real estate, including office, logistics and hotels, project developments and forward deals) and property-related tax issues (e.g. advice on extended trade tax deduction, VAT-related lease contract clauses, real estate transfer tax advice
Advice on investment tax issues and on the structuring of open and closed-ended fund vehicles and preparation of acquisition reports
Advice on international law (outbound and inbound), including taxation of branches and subsidiaries, add-back and exit taxation, double-taxation treaties, treaty overrides, parent-subsidiary directive and other EU tax law
Advice on corporate and group tax law, in particular on all types of conversions, restructuring, group and holding structures
Tax litigation in financial management and in proceedings before the fiscal court, external tax audits and related disclosures
Advice on the introduction and implementation of tax compliance systems including DAC6 (reporting requirements for cross-border tax arrangements)
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Additional qualifications
LL.M., Maître en droit
Education and Professional Experience
Lawyer at GSK Stockmann since 2019
Admitted to practise law in Germany (2015)
Studies at the LMU Munich and Paris II Panthéon-Assas (integrated German-French course)
Trainee lawyer with the Fiscal Court Munich
Worked at a major independent Luxembourg law firm
Worked at a major international law firm in Frankfurt
Risks within reporting obligations for cross-border tax arrangements
Mandatory reporting according to DAC-6 Rules covers a very wide scope of application. Violations may result in harsh penalties. Tight deadlines require early action.
Economic stimulus package 2020 – all tax proposals at a glance
On 3 June 2020, the German government adopted a comprehensive economic stimulus and crisis management package in the coalition committee. Read more in our GSK Update.
Due to the economic losses caused by the coronavirus, the Bavarian tax authorities have introduced inheritance and gift tax relief measures to avoid undue hardship.
