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Rechtsanwalt, Tax Adviser | Fachanwalt für Steuerrecht (Certified lawyer for tax law)
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Rechtsanwalt, Tax Adviser | Fachanwalt für Steuerrecht (Certified lawyer for tax law)
Heino Büsching specialises in national and international tax planning as well as group and corporate taxation. He advises clients in the context of tax audits and on all tax issues related to domestic and cross-border M&A transactions, including tax due diligence. He has extensive experience in succession planning, having worked on numerous such projects, as well as in advising on the reorganisation of groups. Heino furthermore has special know-how in structuring employee share schemes. Apart from major industrial and service companies he also acts for investment companies and regularly represents his clients before the fiscal authorities and in tax disputes.
Heino started his legal career in 1993 with a predecessor company of today’s PwC and joined CMS in 1999.
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