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Marie-Clémence Cicile

Associate

Contact
CMS Francis Lefebvre Avocats
2 rue Ancelle
92522 Neuilly-sur-Seine
Cedex
France
Languages English, French

Marie-Clémence has joined CMS Francis Lefebvre in 2016, after several years in the Customs department of law firms. 

Her area of expertise includes all aspects of customs law and international trade (customs value, origin, tariff classification, import and export formalities, customs procedures, etc.), regulation of indirect taxes and excise duties, regime of energy and environmental taxation.

She advises companies in many sectors and areas and assists them in litigation before French and European courts, in a wide range of sectors as aeronautics, agri-food, manufacturing, oil and gas, textiles and leather goods, luxury goods, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, energy, weapons, and more.

Elle intervient dans de nombreux secteurs tels que l’aéronautique, l’agroalimentaire, les industries manufacturières, les hydrocarbures, le textile et la maroquinerie, le luxe, les cosmétiques, les médicaments, l’énergie, l’armement, etc.

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Relevant experience

  • Lecturer (Master degree) for « European Union policies », University Panthéon-Assas (Paris II) (2012-2015) 
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Memberships & Roles

  • Member of the Hauts-de-Seine Bar
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Publications

  • Training sessions at Francis Lefebvre Formation
  • Training sessions on customs and excise regulations for clients of CMS Francis Lefebvre
  • Newsletter ‘Customs, excise duties, energy and environmental taxes’, september 2023 
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Education

  • Graduated, European law, University Sorbonne Paris I (2008)
  • Graduated, French-German comparative law, University Paris II - Panthéon-Assas (2007)
  • LLM, University Humboldt, Berlin (2006)
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04/04/2017
Consequences of the new definition of exporter in the Union Customs Code
Under the Community Customs Code (CCC), the only reference to the notion of exporter appeared in article 788 of the Consolidated Code Implementing Provisions (CCIP), which stipulated that an exporter...
03/04/2017
The new reverse charge mechanism for VAT on imports
After two years of a series of developments, the Amended Finance Act (LFR) for 2016 has finally established a reverse charge mechanism for VAT on imports similar to that which existed previously, although...