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Corporate tax residency: when governance becomes a tax risk
Foreign investment doesn't just concern companies formally incorporated abroad. It more fundamentally concerns the relationship between a company's declared headquarters and the place where decisions are actually made. In a context of increasing tax transparency, administrative cooperation, and attention to economic substance, governance has become a tax variable.
Avv. Edoardo Tamagnone
4 days ago7 min read
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Law, Capital and the New Global Balance
Tax & Wealth Perspectives is a LEGEX analytical platform dedicated to the legal interpretation of economic trends. The newsletter explores international taxation, wealth governance, cross-border investments, global capital flows and geopolitical scenarios through an integrated approach. In a context shaped by economic fragmentation, increasing State intervention and greater mobility of wealth, law becomes an essential instrument for understanding and ordering global complexit
Avv. Edoardo Tamagnone
May 133 min read
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Investing in Italy through European holding companies: a guide for international investors.
The article examines how international investors can structure investments in Italy through European holding companies. It outlines the main strategic and tax advantages, including the application of the EU Parent-Subsidiary Directive, the treatment of dividends and capital gains, and the role of double tax treaties. Particular attention is given to substance requirements and governance issues in cross-border investment structures.
Avv. Edoardo Tamagnone
Mar 114 min read
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