With today’s increasingly complex labyrinth of tax rules and global reporting obligations, having global reach, strong local presence and the right expertise is critical.
A practical and results-oriented approach.
We bring all of these advantages and work with you on every deal, every day, to resolve the critical tax considerations in every transaction. With a focus on your operations, we develop targeted and efficient strategies to help you meet issues head-on and drive results.
International knowledge and expertise.
Our dedicated, tax-focused M&A professionals are based in more than 50 countries worldwide to provide seamless and integrated tax due diligence and transaction structuring services. As your dedicated, full-service, entry-to-exit partner, we help you take control of transaction tax issues and optimize results.
Global Transaction Tax supports Private Equity and Corporate clients across all industries including but not limited to:
- Energy & Infrastructure
- Automotive & Industrials
- Consumer & Retail
- Healthcare & Life Sciences
- Financial Services & Insurance
- Aerospace & Defense
- Software & Technology
- Real Estate
- Hospitality & Leisure
To create value, we identify risk and after-tax cash flow efficiencies from acquisition through compliance and post-acquisition planning, including:
- Tax due diligence
- Tax structuring
- Interim management
- Global effective tax rate and cash tax planning and consulting
PER-10/PJ/2025, New Procedures for Tax Information Exchange
June 18, 2025
PER-10/PJ/2025 establishes a single legal instrument for all types of tax information exchange and related administrative cooperation instruments.
Senate Tax Reform Draft: Sweeping Changes, Obstacles Loom
June 18, 2025
Senator Crapo released the much-anticipated initial draft legislation of the One Big Beautiful Act reconciliation bill which marks a pivotal step in the ongoing legislative process as it adopts many of the tax priorities from the House-passed version.
German Tax Update – 12 June 2025
June 18, 2025
With summer holiday season just around the corner, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has delivered a traveller-friendly ruling. In its judgment of June 12, 2025 (C125/24 – -Palmstråle), the ECJ clarified that individuals returning to the EU from non-EU countries – such as Norway – are not automatically liable for import VAT if they fail to complete certain customs formalities, provided they acted in good faith and the goods were originally exported from the EU and thus fulfilling all prerequisites for a duty free import as “returned goods”.
Renewable Energy and Value Added Tax: New Clarifications on Self-Consumption, Subsidies and Input VAT Deduction
June 16, 2025
The German Ministry of Finance (BMF) has issued updated guidance on the VAT treatment of self-consumption, subsidies, and input tax deduction. Operators of energy generation plants will now face new clarifications—and specific action points.
