French-Irish Tax Lawyer

Support your development between France and Ireland

Ireland has become a key player for international companies, particularly in the technology, digital, life sciences, financial services and intellectual property sectors. Many French companies develop their activities, create a subsidiary or make strategic investments there.

These transactions require a thorough analysis of the tax rules applicable in France and Ireland. The application of the Franco-Irish tax convention, combined with national legislation, makes it possible to secure development projects while controlling the risks associated with international taxation.

Design an implant adapted to your business

The choice of legal structure is a strategic decision. Depending on the nature of the project, it may be appropriate to establish a subsidiary, open a branch or develop a more limited commercial presence.

Beyond operational considerations, this decision influences the taxation of profits, the relationships between the group companies and the reporting obligations applicable in each of the two States.

Framework intra-group flows and intangible assets

Companies operating between France and Ireland frequently face problems related to transfer pricing, intra-group services, software licenses, trademarks, patents or other intangible assets.

The structuring of these flows must be carefully documented in order to meet the requirements of tax administrations and to prevent any risk of re-introduction during a check.

Supporting Leaders and Investors

Managers sharing their business between France and Ireland must determine precisely their tax residence and the arrangements applicable to their remuneration, dividends and capital gains.

Our firm also advises investors who wish to acquire interests in Irish companies or develop an international asset, taking into account the tax rules applicable in both countries.

A strategic approach to Franco-Irish taxation

Our firm supports innovative companies, international groups, entrepreneurs and investors in their operations between France and Ireland.

We intervene at each stage of projects of implantation, external growth, group reorganization, international mobility and tax control. Our mission is to secure cross-border operations and offer solutions tailored to the economic and heritage challenges of our clients.

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