Jacques-Henry de Bourmont is French and German lawyer who has a long-standing experience in international taxation and tax controversy. He mainly focuses on Corporate Income Tax in an international context and assists clients form the start-up up to large MNE. He also advises high net worth individuals having international tax issues.
Prior to Joining Jeantet, he worked 10 years with Lefevre Pelletier & Associés, in charge of the international tax practice. He was also responsible for the German office and French German tax team. Prior to joining Lefevre Pelletier & Associés, he was Managing Partner of Marccus Partners (Mazars Société d’Avocats) in charge of the International Tax practice of the group Mazars. Before, he was a tax lawyer within EY in the International Tax Service Line where he assisted clients on the international tax aspects of financing, acquisition, planning, transfer pricing and real estate. He started his carrier within one pharmaceutical group (Sanofi) in charge of the international tax group regime and of international trade und customs.
Jacques-Henry de Bourmont is a professor at the French Business School ESSEC teaching the taxation of real estate within a domestic and international context.
He is a French and German attorney-at-law, admitted to the Paris and Francfort Bar. He graduated from the University Dauphine and obtained a DESS in Tax management of companies and a DEA of Business Law (University of Nanterre). He speaks French and is fluent in English and German.
Corporate tax matters:
Cross-border project management
Restructuring
Cost-sharing arrangements
APAs
Transactions
M&A
Environmental
Financial services
Corporate taxes
Technology
Cryptocurrency
Value chains
1997
University Dauphine 1991, Master of Tax management for companies 1992, Master of Business Law 1993