Katrin Gänsler* advises international corporations on tax matters with a strong cross-border focus.
Clients seek Katrin’s counsel on corporate reorganizations, mergers and acquisitions, and transfer pricing. She regularly provides representation in disputes with the tax authorities, including administrative appeals and tax litigation. Clients also turn to Katrin for advice during tax field audits and in regard to special real estate transfer tax and VAT projects. Katrin is a German Wirtschaftsprüfer (Certified Public Accountant) and Steuerberater (Certified Tax Advisor).
Clients describe Katrin as “extremely driven and competent, in particular in relation to tax structuring matters.” Competitors regard her as “very solution-oriented” and as an advisor who "delivers excellent advice.” She was recognized by her peers for inclusion in Handelsblatt’s “The Best Lawyers in Germany” 2021 and 2022 for tax law
Katrin is an author of various professional articles with a focus on corporate tax ma...
Katrin Gänsler* advises international corporations on tax matters with a strong cross-border focus.
Clients seek Katrin’s counsel on corporate reorganizations, mergers and acquisitions, and transfer pricing. She regularly provides representation in disputes with the tax authorities, including administrative appeals and tax litigation. Clients also turn to Katrin for advice during tax field audits and in regard to special real estate transfer tax and VAT projects. Katrin is a German Wirtschaftsprüfer (Certified Public Accountant) and Steuerberater (Certified Tax Advisor).
Clients describe Katrin as “extremely driven and competent, in particular in relation to tax structuring matters.” Competitors regard her as “very solution-oriented” and as an advisor who "delivers excellent advice.” She was recognized by her peers for inclusion in Handelsblatt’s “The Best Lawyers in Germany” 2021 and 2022 for tax law
Katrin is an author of various professional articles with a focus on corporate tax matters, and is a lecturer at the Frankfurt Institute for Law and Finance. Before joining Fried Frank, she worked for several years in the tax department of a Magic Circle law firm.
*Katrin is not admitted to practice law.
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