Fabrice Delouis
Co-founder & partner
Fabrice Delouis is a partner and co-founder of DELCADE, specialising in French and international tax law. He has been assisting his clients, French and foreign international companies, Mid-Caps businesses and SMEs in all their projects for nearly 25 years. His practice covers all tax activities: M&A transactions, LBOs, group financing and reorganisations, corporate tax management, transfer pricing as well as the taxation of real estate investment transactions. Fabrice has also acquired particular expertise in the field of executive and entrepreneur taxation and family business transfers. He assists his clients, both individual and corporate, in the context of tax audits and litigation.
His expertise is recognised by numerous French and international legal guides (Legal 500, Best Lawyers, Décideurs, Option Droit & Affaires). After practicing in major international firms (Taj – Deloitte Juridique & Fiscal, now Deloitte société d’avocats, Fidal’s International department), Fabrice co-founded DELCADE with one objective: “To serve our clients better, by bringing together talented women and men around strong values“.
He holds a Specialisation in Tax Law, a DJCE (company law masters’ degree, University of Montpellier) as well as a Master 2 in Business Law and Taxation. Fabrice is a regular speaker at tax conferences and seminars and is a member of the IACF (Institut des Avocats Conseils Fiscaux) and the APM (Association pour le Progrès du Management).
Expertise
His recent publications
Taxation on dividends : amendment to the regime after the steria case
Taxation on dividends : amendment to the regime after the steria case
Read moreForeign companies collecting french-source dividends: you may get a tax refund!
French 3% additional contribution on distribution of profits: the European Commission opens infringement procedure against France
Read moreHolding : an attractive tax regime
The Parent-Subsidiary regime A tax option that sets up a tax exemption of 95% on dividend received
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