DUTIES ON REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The sale or purchase of an immovable is subject to transfer duties (commonly known as the “welcome tax”). On occasion, important shareholder obligations dealing with voluntary disclosure and taxation must also be taken into account.

We will advise you on these matters, including any possible exemption, if applicable.

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Attorney

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Attorney, Partner

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