Subject to possible censure by the French Constitutional Council, Article 25 bis of the 2025 Finance Law introduces a new taxation regime applicable to gains made by employees and directors
Alexis Fillinger has more than 16 years of practicing. He advises both companies and individuals on personal tax related matters.
He has developed his expertise in management, carried interest, co-investments, equity incentives & cash-based compensation.
He has also developed skills in personal tax matters related to financial assets in private banking, insurance & asset management.
Before joining Deloitte Société d’Avocats in 2007, Alexis worked at EY, Société d’Avocats.
Subject to possible censure by the French Constitutional Council, Article 25 bis of the 2025 Finance Law introduces a new taxation regime applicable to gains made by employees and directors
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