A tax question is rarely only a tax question
Tax advice that also accounts for what a decision means for processes, financing and ownership — not only for the tax return.
In restructuring, a sale or a handover to successors, the tax consequence often decides which route is taken. The trouble starts when tax advice arrives separately from business advice: both are correct, yet together they do not add up.
That is why tax work runs inside the same project. A tax adviser from our network prepares the assessment; we make sure it fits what is actually happening in the business.
When to call us
- You are planning a sale, a capital increase or a change of legal form.
- You are transferring ownership to successors or key employees.
- A tax audit or a demanding tax assessment is ahead of you.
What you get
- A written tax assessment of the planned transaction or arrangement.
- A comparison of possible routes with the tax consequences of each.
- An aligned plan in which the tax and the business side add up together.
What this area covers
- Tax aspects of buying and selling a company
- Tax aspects of ownership transfer and succession
- Changes of legal form
- Tax review of business models and contracts
- Support during a tax audit
Who does the work
The tax assessment is prepared by a tax adviser from our network; RGMS leads the project — you have one point of contact and one person accountable for the outcome.
How long it takes
An assessment of a single transaction usually within one to two weeks.
How we agree on the price
Smaller projects are split into phases with a fixed price per phase; longer engagements run on an agreed daily rate or a monthly package. You approve the price of each phase in advance, and after each phase we can stop.
Frequently asked questions
Do you provide tax advice yourselves?
Do you represent us before the tax authority?
Your project starts with a conversation
The first call takes half an hour, is free and comes with no proposal. First we understand where you are.
Free consultation