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Fiscal and patrimonial restructuring, explained by CM-TAX lawer in Lyon and Marseille

CM-Tax, a leading law firm with offices in Lyon, Aix-en-Provence, Nice, the French Riviera, and Paris, offers expert legal and tax advice to help you optimize your property ownership structure. Our team of experienced attorneys can assist with:

  • Comprehensive audits of your existing legal and tax framework
  • Tailored recommendations to mitigate risks and improve your financial position
  • Strategic restructuring to minimize your tax burden, including corporate contributions, share transfers, and company liquidation
  • Estate planning to ensure a smooth transfer of your assets through donations, sales, share transfers, or wills
  • Real estate asset optimization in collaboration with your accountant, focusing on tax and accounting strategies, depreciation, financing, interest deductions, and rental income taxation
  • Seamless coordination with your notary to implement recommended solutions

Whether you're facing changing tax regulations or seeking to optimize your wealth, CM-Tax is your trusted partner for fiscal and patrimonial restructuring.

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