Tax Due-diligence

Tax due diligence is an in‑depth analysis aimed at assessing a company’s tax position in the context of extraordinary transactions such as acquisitions, disposals, mergers, demergers, corporate reorganisations or the entry of new investors.

Its purpose is to identify risks, critical issues and potential tax liabilities that may affect the value of the transaction or generate future financial impacts.

Our Firm supports companies, investors and advisors in analysing tax compliance, reviewing direct and indirect taxes, reporting obligations, interactions with the Tax Authorities and any existing disputes, assessments or unresolved historical positions. The activity is carried out with a selective approach, proportionate to the size and complexity of the transaction.

Tax due diligence not only highlights latent tax risks but also identifies optimisation opportunities, inefficiencies in tax processes and areas for improvement in compliance management. The findings are summarised in a clear, actionable report that supports clients in economic evaluations, negotiation of contractual clauses (such as warranties and indemnities) and the definition of risk‑mitigation strategies.

With up‑to‑date tax expertise and a practical, transaction‑oriented approach, we guide clients through every stage of the process, providing concrete support to make informed decisions and reduce the uncertainty typical of extraordinary operations.