Tax Advisory

Even a strong in-house accounting function focused on day-to-day operations may not fully identify tax risks or optimization opportunities. We support companies in building a sustainable tax position, mitigating exposure to tax authority challenges, and making informed management decisions — before risks materialize. Bellerage assists businesses in situations where the cost of tax error is particularly high: during audits, restructurings, transactions, cross-border operations, or business model changes. Our clients prioritize proactive risk management rather than reactive remediation.

You may benefit from our support if you recognize yourself in any of the following situations:

You are under scrutiny from tax authorities

Your company is preparing for a desk or field audit, receiving formal requests, or already facing claims. We help assess the tax authority’s position, identify vulnerabilities, and build a well-substantiated defense strategy.

Your business involves complex or non-standard transactions

Intra-group transactions, related-party dealings, intangible assets, and cross-border operations require substantiation of business purpose and beneficial ownership of income.
These cases demand robust tax analysis and proper documentation.

Your business structure or operating model is evolving

Growth, functional realignment, new business lines, or entity creation require revisiting the tax model and reassessing associated risks.

You are planning transactions or corporate transformations

M&A, restructuring, asset disposals, or full business exits require a thorough tax risk and impact assessment. A comprehensive transaction analysis — including tax implications — helps avoid costly errors and adverse outcomes.

You aim to optimize your tax burden lawfully

A structured review of available incentives, tax regimes, accounting approaches, and case law can uncover hidden opportunities and improve financial performance while remaining fully compliant.

You lack transparency in your tax position

Unclear tax calculations or concerns about accounting quality often stem from methodological gaps, incorrect transaction treatment, or insufficient controls.
In such cases, an independent tax diagnostic is essential.