The Real Estate Investment Structure Taxation Review is a useful guide for those investors willing to invest in real estate properties located in Europe. It provides a comparative illustration of the possible alternatives for the establishment of investment platforms in Europe and investment vehicles at a local level. Each country-specific chapter provides insights from leading experts on key tax considerations and investment opportunities based on the relevant national legislation.
In this book:
Overviews
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Editors' Preface
Giuseppe Andrea Giannantonio
Chiomenti
Tobias Steinmann
EPRA
Countries
- Belgium
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Ireland
- Italy
- Luxembourg
- Mexico
- Monaco
- Norway
- Portugal
- Switzerland
- United Kingdom
Giuseppe Andrea Giannantonio, Chiomenti
Giuseppe Andrea Giannantonio, Dottore commercialista (1993), has been a partner at Chiomenti Studio Legale since 2003. His practice covers the field of taxation and, in particular, international taxation, the taxation of investment funds and the structures of cross-border investments, the taxation of real estate, and corporate and financial taxation.
He sits on the tax committees of the Italian Real Estate Industry Association and the Italian Private Equity Venture Capital Association, and on the tax and regulatory committee of the European Public Real Estate Association. In this role, he attended the public consultation meeting of the OECD on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting regarding collective investment vehicles and real estate investment trusts in February 2015. In 2006, he advised the Treasury on the introduction of the law on Italian listed real estate investment companies (SIIQ) and recently the Ministry of Economic Development on its reform. He is a frequent speaker at conferences and has written articles in specialist newspapers and magazines. He graduated cum laude in economics from the University of Rome, La Sapienza, 1992.
Tobias Steinmann, EPRA
Tobias Steinmann is the director of public affairs at the European Public Real Estate Association (EPRA) and is responsible for giving listed real estate and EPRA members a voice in legislative processes across the European Union.
Before joining EPRA, Tobias previously worked for BASF’s government relations office in Brussels, representing the company’s interests in the field of innovation and technology policy. Prior to that, Tobias worked as a parliamentary adviser and head of office for a member of the European Parliament, which was followed by a position as consultant for public affairs in several areas of EU policymaking. Tobias holds a degree in business administration from Munich University of Applied Sciences and received a master’s double degree in European studies from the Universities of Vienna and Krakow.
