Ana joined Osborne Clarke (Madrid office) as a Senior Associate in February 2012. Among Ana’s daily tasks at Osborne Clarke she provides ongoing tax advice on direct and indirect tax aspects to national and international companies in an array of sectors.
Ana advises on tax planning and potential structures to minimise fiscal cost and also on mergers and acquisitions, and company reorganisations and restructurings.
She also provides advice on corporate tax audits and tax due diligence and conducts reviews of companies open to tax inspection. In particular, she specialises in tax procedures.
Ana is a graduate of the University of Seville where she studied law and holds a Master’s degree in tax law from Instituto de Empresa (IE). She is also a member of the Madrid Bar Association.
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Data centre services not connected to immovable property, says CJEU
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