Extraordinary tax assistance
Extraordinary tax assistance accompanies the turning points of a business: mergers, demergers, contributions in kind, disposals and acquisitions, corporate reorganisations.
These are the phases in which the tax variable weighs most, and in which a well-designed structure protects value instead of eroding it.
For over thirty years we have worked alongside family businesses in these transactions, with experience gained in multinational contexts as well.
What extraordinary tax assistance covers
It covers tax support for extraordinary corporate transactions: the efficient structuring of the transaction, the assessment of its tax impact, and oversight of tax risk during phases of discontinuity.
We are involved in the preparation, the execution and the consolidation of the new structure, coordinating with the other professionals involved.
Our principle is simple: turning points are prepared before they arrive. A reorganisation planned years in advance is an opportunity for consolidation; the same transaction handled under pressure becomes a risk.
Our approach: governed transformation
An extraordinary transaction is like metal at the forge: it takes a new shape only at the right heat and at the right moment.
Mergers, demergers and contributions in kind are not a break, but the transformation of the same material — the business remains itself while changing form.
Our task is to govern that passage with method and measure, so that the value built over time comes through the turning point without being dispersed.
In these phases coordination is everything: we work alongside the company’s other professionals — lawyers, notaries, advisors — so that the tax structure speaks to the legal and financial one.
A well-orchestrated transaction is one in which every element finds its place before the turning point arrives.
Who it is for
We work alongside businesses led by entrepreneurs focused on medium- to long-term growth: solid companies operating in manufacturing and services.
We support them throughout Italy with the same underlying principle: the relationship comes before and goes beyond any individual service.
Frequently asked questions
Which transactions fall under extraordinary tax assistance?
They include extraordinary corporate transactions: mergers, demergers, contributions in kind, disposals and acquisitions of businesses or shareholdings, and more generally reorganisations of the corporate and group structure.
When is the right time to start planning an extraordinary transaction?
As early as possible. An efficient structure takes time to build and to assess from a tax perspective: planning in advance makes it possible to choose the best solution, rather than settling for the quickest one.
Does an extraordinary transaction put business continuity at risk?
If governed with method, no. A well-structured reorganisation transforms the form of the business while preserving its value and its continuity. Overseeing tax risk during phases of discontinuity is precisely what protects the transaction.