We are confident to be able to handle and solve successfully all matters an entrapreneur may be confronted with when dealing with Europe, both under institutional and from a tax point of view. We are at ease with matters such as custom duties and indirect taxes in effect within the EU, the OCSE, the EFTA, the USA and Australia.
A thorough knowledge of the EEC - EU founding treaties and the development of the Community legislation is necessary in order to provide proper assistance, especially when drawing up contracts (from franchising to computers and joint - ventures, in bio - technology, etc.). This requires complete information of the various financial and legal legislation aspects.
We do not neglect, however, the implications, which entail the need to represent our clients in a judicial or contentious venue, either in Italy or before the EU Authorities.

The legal departments of our offices have always carried out, in a competent and professional way, the judicial procedures in which our clientele has had the opportunity to be adequately represented.
Knowing well the problems relevant to the European Community we can say qualified assistance is just not enough; we can offer fast service with direct access to offices throughout Europe, whenever needed. Through the Bruxelles office we have a direct channel to the EU’s plans and projects, which allows us to propel the Italian companies’ participation to the EU initiatives, and the European enterprises. Our office in Genève is able to deal with most of the world financial institutions, and it’s personnel and professionals are skilled in the investments and, more in general, in the financial field.

In the past few years our organization has undergone a dramatic growth in quality through a process of accurate and patient selection of staff and Partners, from whom responsibility is demanded at all times.
This is our idea of how a modern office should respond to our clients’ numerous demands, and to the escalating competition within our field.

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