Tax consultant in Europe

Tax consultant in Europe

Tax consultants in Europe are in demand among entrepreneurs, investors, and individuals managing assets across the EU. Tax regimes vary significantly across Europe: Spain and France impose high IRPF rates of up to 47%, Germany strictly controls income through the Finanzamt, and Poland and Portugal offer preferential treatment for expats and crypto businesses. Without professional support, it's easy to make errors in determining tax residency or reporting, which can lead to fines, account freezes, and international tax investigations.

Consultation cost from 250 euros

When do you need a tax consultant in Europe?

1. Determination of tax residency. More than 183 days a year or the center of vital interests.
2. Income taxes. From 10% in Andorra to 47% in Spain.
3. Corporate taxes. Poland - CIT 19% (9% for small businesses), France - IS 25%, Germany - about 30%.
4. Taxation of cryptocurrencies. In Portugal, there is an exemption for storage periods exceeding one year; in Spain and Germany, there are strict reporting requirements and CGT.
5. International assets. CRS and AML require mandatory declaration of foreign accounts and investments.
6. Inheritance and donation. High rates in France and Spain, benefits in Switzerland and Andorra.

Consultations for individuals

1. tax residency and relocation planning;
2. declarations of income from work, investments and rent;
3. optimization of IRPF and similar taxes in other countries;
4. tax planning of inheritance and gifts;
5. reporting on foreign assets and capital.

Consulting for companies

1. choosing a jurisdiction for registering a business in the EU;
2. calculation of corporate taxes (CIT, IS, Körperschaftsteuer);
3. transfer pricing and international transactions;
4. tax support for holdings and start-ups;
5. protection during tax audits.

Cryptocurrencies and taxes in Europe

The European cryptocurrency market is regulated by the AMLD5/6 directives and the future MiCA:

1. In Poland, a VASP license is required and a 19% PIT is payable on crypto income;
2. Portugal maintains incentives for long-term investors;
3. Germany and Spain require strict reporting and SOF/SOW for banks;
4. Switzerland recognizes crypto assets in financial institutions and applies preferential taxation.

Jurisprudential advises traders, investors, and crypto companies on reporting and tax planning across Europe.

We offer a solution at the level of international standards

International tax planning

1. application of double taxation agreements;
2. minimizing taxes on cross-border capital transfers;
3. structuring of assets in the EU, UK and Switzerland;
4. preparation of documents on the origin of funds (SOF/SOW);
5. protection against CRS and AML risks.

Cases from practice

1. Investor in Spain — received a fine for undeclared foreign assets. Jurisprudential secured a review and repeal of the sanctions.
2. Company in Poland — reduced the tax burden from 19% to 9% due to the correct structure.
3. Crypto trader in Germany — a request from the Financial Institution regarding income. Lawyers prepared a Statement of Financial Accountability (SOF) and proved the legal origin of the funds.

Why Choose Jurisprudential

1. Expertise in tax law of the EU, UK and Switzerland.
2. Experience supporting individuals, companies, and crypto businesses.
3. Successful practice of protecting clients in tax disputes.
4. Integrated approach: consultations, planning, legal protection.

Сonclusion

A tax advisor in Europe helps minimize tax risks, protect assets, and build a strategy that complies with international regulations. Jurisprudential assists clients in Spain, Poland, France, Germany, Portugal, and other EU countries, ensuring transparency and security.