Andrea Addamiano

Andrea Addamiano

Counsel
Baker & McKenzie

Biography

Andrea Addamiano is a counsel in the tax group of Baker McKenzie's Luxembourg office. He has over 15 years of experience, having previously worked as senior tax advisor within a Big 4 and within Baker McKenzie since 2011.

Practice Focus

Andrea has experience in all areas of Luxembourg income tax law, with an emphasis on corporate taxation. He advises local and international clients on corporate and general tax planning in relation to mergers, acquisitions and corporate restructuring for MNEs and the fund industry. He participates in leading international projects on tax related matters.

Andrea has also a strong focus on tax controversy matters helping client in domestic and international tax disputes.

Professional Associations and Memberships

  • Member, Camera di Commercio Italo-Lussemburghese (CCIL)
  • Member, Luxembourg Private Equity Association (LPEA) (YTax Committee)
  • Member, International Bar Association (IBA)

Admissions

  • Luxembourg (2020)

Education

  • University of Toulouse (Master’s Degree in Financial Law, Banking, Insurance and Financial Markets) (2006)
  • University of Toulouse (First year of Master’s Degree in Business Law, Commercial, Tax and International Law) (2005)
  • University of Toulouse (Bachelor in Law) (2004)

Languages

  • English
  • French
  • Italian
  • Author, "Cross-border dispute resolution in tax matters: a Luxembourg overview," European Taxation Journal, Vol 64, Issue 11, 2024
  • Co-author, "Sharing and Shifting of Corporate Losses — the New Profit Shifting?," IFA 2023 Luxembourg branch report
  • Co-author, "Réforme de la procédure fiscale : Bonne ou mauvaise nouvelle pour le contribuable," in AGEFI Luxembourg, May 2023
  • Co-author, "Interest Deduction Limitation Rule - New Guidance Released by the Luxembourg Tax Authorities," Baker McKenzie InsightPlus, February 2021
  • Handling Tax Disputes in Europe, Handbook, 2020 Edition
  • Co-author, Application of the parent subsidiary directive to Gibraltar companies - new guidance released by the Luxembourg tax authorities, Baker McKenzie Insight Plus, December 2020
  • Co-author, Luxembourg tax unity regime breaches EU freedom of establishment, Baker McKenzie Insight Plus, July 2020