Tremonti Partners

Tremonti Romagnoli Piccardi e Associati is a top-tier Italian tax law firm with offices in Milan and Rome, comprising around 45 professionals. It offers expert consultancy and tax advisory services to domestic and international clients, specializing in corporate tax, M&A, group reorganizations, structured finance, real estate, litigation, transfer pricing, and wealth management. Managing partner Lorenzo Piccardi is a key individual at the firm. 

During the research period, the firm assisted Longmarch Holding in the operation that enabled the shareholders Marco Tronchetti Provera & C., Camfin, Camfin Alternative Assets, Longmarch Holding and Longmarch Holding Hongkong to increase their stake in Pirelli & Co. In addition, the team successfully assisted a company in a tax litigation concerning tax credits on dividends received by an Italian subsidiary. 

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Tremonti Romagnoli Piccardi e Associati is a leading Italian tax law firm providing a wide range of consultancy and tax advisory services to domestic and international clients. Areas of specialisation include corporate tax, M&A, group reorganisations and restructuring, real estate, litigation, direct and indirect taxation, transfer pricing, patent box, private client and wealth management. Managing partner Lorenzo Piccardi is a key individual at the firm, supported by a team of approximately 45 lawyers and legal professionals.

During the research period, the firm provided tax advice in connection with TPG, a significant worldwide alternative asset management firm, acquiring a majority share in Musixmatch. In addition, the firm advised Evergreen, which is 97% owned by Qatar Holding, on the tax implications of the public purchase and exchange offer on Coima Res Siiq's ordinary shares.