Division by Way of Separation: There is a New Deal in Town

In this article, the authors discuss the main tax ramifications of a division by separation, a new extraordinary type of corporate transaction recently introduced in Italy. In particular, they focus on certain interpretative uncertainties that characterize the tax regime applicable to this type of transaction, particularly concerning its application in cross-border contexts.

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European Taxation
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2025-07-24
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https://doi.org/10.59403/2xth0p1
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Corporate Governance and Law
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Division by Way of Separation: There is a New Deal in Town

Paolo Ronca, Daniele Frescurato
European Taxation
Corporate Governance and Law
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Division by Way of Separation: There is a New Deal in Town

Paolo Ronca, Daniele Frescurato
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Abstract

In this article, the authors discuss the main tax ramifications of a division by separation, a new extraordinary type of corporate transaction recently introduced in Italy. In particular, they focus on certain interpretative uncertainties that characterize the tax regime applicable to this type of transaction, particularly concerning its application in cross-border contexts.

European TaxationVol. 65(8)
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Corporate Governance and Law
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