Aurelio Massimiano > Maisto e Associati > Milan, Italy > Lawyer Profile
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Aurelio Massimiano
Work Department
Tax
Position
Aurelio Massimiano is a partner at Maisto e Associati. His areas of expertise comprise transfer pricing and international tax with a special focus on Advance Pricing Agreement (APA), competent authorities procedures and tax settlement. He gained consolidated experiences in the definition of tax controversies through settlement procedures in all the field of international tax (deemed residence, PE, withholding tax, transfer pricing). Aurelio has developed a large experience on transfer pricing in the asset management industry and on transfer pricing for the luxury industry. He often speaks at tax conferences and lectures on international tax matters for specialization courses at university level and for various other organizations.
Aurelio is the author of a number of publications on tax topics.
Career
Aurelio joined Maisto e Associati in 2005 after having worked with the International Tax Office of the Italian Revenue Agency. He has become partner since 2014.
Languages
Italian, English
Memberships
Association of Chartered Accountants (2002)
Member of the board of Italian Branch of the International Fiscal Association (IFA)
Education
He obtained an LL.M. Degree in International Tax Law at the University of Leiden, The Netherlands.
Lawyer Rankings
Italy > Tax
(Leading individuals)Maisto e Associati has ‘an unrivalled command of international tax topics’. The practice is headed by the International Fiscal Association’s current global president, Guglielmo Maisto
; Marco Cerrato is mandated by multinational companies for cross-border matters, including financings and disposals; and Marco Valdonio is an expert in M&A and private equity deals, real estate transactions, and transfer pricing. The practice also fields Aurelio Massimiano, an adviser on transfer pricing and international tax; Cesare Silvani, who assists with the tax aspects of major transactions; and Gabriella Cappelleri, a former APA office head.