Marine Petit joined the Tax Law Department of CMS Francis Lefebvre in 2019.
She specializes in direct taxes and is particularly involved in corporate taxation. She advises French and foreign multinational groups with all their tax management and strategy issues, in particular with regard to tax consolidation, acquisitions and restructuring operations, tax audits and litigations.
She is also involved in personal taxation.
Publications
Pillar Two and the 15% global minimum corporate tax: scope and computation of the effective tax rate and the top-up tax, Nicolas Riou, Benoît Foucher, Feuillet Rapide Fiscal Social (January 2022)
French tax measures (aid and exemptions) for companies undergoing insolvency proceedings, Christophe Leclère, Option Finance (October 2019)
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