Associate

Thomas Aguer

Languages

English
French

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Thomas Aguer joined the tax department of CMS Francis Lefebvre Avocats in 2016.

As an expert in tax matters, his practice focuses on providing advice and on litigation in the following fields: corporate taxation, advice to individual clients.

Thomas assists French and international large companies and executives on daily basis regarding the setting up their tax strategy (restructuring, tax treatment of transactional mergers and acquisitions transactions), but also providing assistance for tax inspections and related litigation.

Relevant experience

Thomas is a part-time lecturer at various universities in France (Bordeaux, Lille, Paris Saclay, Paris Descartes).
Trainee, DS Avocats (2013), PDGB Avocats (2014) and August & Debouzy (2016)
Apprentice, Stellantis – Finance Department (2015)

Publications

Adresse et proposition de rectification : la preuve du domicile fiscal fiscal incombe à l’administration fiscale – Option Finance n°1712 (17/07/2023)
Paris sportifs – jeu, set et taxe ? co-auteur – Le Revenu Hebdomadaire n°1733 (23/03/2023)
N’oubliez pas vos contrats d’assurance-vie étrangers !, co-auteur – Revue fiscale du Patrimoine n°3 de Mars 2023 (10/03/2023)
Les mesures concernant les crédits et réductions d’impôts en 2023, co-auteur – Le Revenu (26/12/2022)
Dirigeants de PME à la retraite : attention à la disparition du régime de faveur, co-auteur - Feuillet Rapide Fiscal Social FR 21/17 (20/04/2017)

Memberships & Roles

Member of the financial fair play committee of the French handball Federation (CNCG)
Member of the Hauts-de-Seine Bar Association

Education

Post-graduate degrees (DESS, DJCE) in Business Law and Corporate Legal Advice, University of Bordeaux (2014)
Certificate in Tax Law, University of Montpellier (2014)
Master’s degree in International Taxation, University of Paris II Assas (2015)
CAPA (post-graduate legal qualification required to practise as a solicitor or barrister in France) (2016)

Practice Areas

Tax

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