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Structuring real estate investments into continental Europe presentation and case study

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Published on 27 Sep 06 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation and case study covers the following topics:

  • focus on investments by Australian property trusts in continental European real estate
  • overview of main continental European tax issues and their solutions
  • examples include Germany, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, France and Spain.

Author profile

Matthijs VOGEL
Matthijs works as an international tax advisor with Loyens & Loeff (Rotterdam, the Netherlands) and is a lecturer at the Institute for Law and Finance of the Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität (Frankfurt am Main, Germany). His main field of expertise is the structuring of cross-border investments within the EU. He has extensive experience in structuring pan-European property investments for European as well as Australian funds. Matthijs will be on secondment with Greenwoods & Freehills in Sydney until the end of 2006.
Current at 18 August 2006

 

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