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Delphine Danhoui
Of Counsel

Delphine Danhoui

Of Counsel - Knowledge Lawyer | Avocat

Languages
  • English
  • French

Delphine Danhoui is a Knowledge Lawyer – Of Counsel in CMS Luxembourg Tax practice. She has more than 13 years of experience in Luxembourg advising clients on corporate tax and international tax planning in the context of cross-border transactions and reorganizations (e.g., mergers and acquisitions, corporate reorganizations and migrations). She has also experience assisting private clients in wealth tax planning and estate structuring.

She notably supports the team with research and by producing and managing know-how resources.

Education

  • 2017 – Stibbe MBA Highlights Program – INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France
  • 2007 – Professional Lawyer Aptitude Certificate (CAPA) - CRFPA Versailles, France
  • 2003 – Master in Tax, Business Law and Management – Paris School of Business, France
  • 2002 – Master in Business Law – University of Montpellier, France

Delphine Danhoui est Knowledge Lawyer au sein du département Tax de CMS Luxembourg. Elle a plus de 13 ans d'expérience au Luxembourg, où elle conseille ses clients en matière de fiscalité des entreprises et de planification fiscale internationale dans le cadre de transactions et de réorganisations transfrontalières (par exemple, fusions et acquisitions, réorganisations d'entreprises et migrations). Elle a également de l'expérience dans l'assistance aux clients privés en matière de planification de l'impôt sur le patrimoine et de structuration de la succession.

Elle soutient notamment l'équipe en effectuant des recherches et en produisant et gérant des ressources de savoir-faire.

Practice Areas

Insights by Delphine

The countdown for Pillar II compliance has started

20 Jan 2026 5 min read

Luxembourg clarifies the exclusion for collective investment vehicles - Key points for investment funds

27 Aug 2025 6 min read

Newsflash | Bill 8590 - Carried interest Regime

29 Jul 2025 4 min read

No VAT on director’s fees: Luxembourg case law and latest administrative guidance

31 Jan 2025 5 min read
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