Tax structuring

Choosing the transaction structure (share deal vs. asset deal) or accurately classifying transferred assets is, in practice, merely the tip of the iceberg.

When advising clients on transactional processes, we are fully aware of the importance of structuring a transaction correctly from the very beginning. Every transaction is unique, so we always aim to develop a target structure and implementation timeline tailored to each client’s specific needs.

This is achieved by leveraging available legal instruments (e.g., transformations, in-kind contributions, share-for-share exchanges), while considering statutory limitations, to design an optimal model - both from a business and tax perspective - that can operate effectively in the post-transaction phase.

This approach allows for the preliminary and general identification of tax risks and constraints under both domestic and international tax regulations (when entities with foreign tax residency are involved in the transaction).

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Andrzej Paczuski

Founder of the Paczuski Taudul law firm. Tax advisor and recognized expert in providing tax advisory services to entities in the financial and real estate sectors.

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Patrycja Lutak

She specializes in corporate income tax, particularly in the areas of international tax law and the tax implications of restructuring processes