Mr Jérôme Commerçon > Scotto Partners > Paris, France > Lawyer Profile
Scotto Partners Offices
12/14, Rond-Point des Champs-Elysées
75008 Paris
France
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Mr Jérôme Commerçon
Work Department
Tax
Position
Tax Partner
Career
Jérôme Commerçon specializes in tax structuring of LBOs and management packages and, more generally, tax issues of M&A transactions.
Extremely familiar with accounting and finance practices, as well as legal aspects of private equity and M&A transactions, he has in-depth knowledge of both corporate and private clients tax issues, which enables him to design bespoke solutions with a practical and transverse approach.
Member of IFA (International Fiscal Association); IBA (International Bar Association) ; SFEV (French Society of Enterprises Valuation)
Languages
French and English.
Memberships
Jérôme is a member of Paris Bar and of HEC’s (French elite business high school) alumni.
Education
Corporate tax post-grad degree from the University Paris Dauphine; Law and International management degree from HEC; DESCF – Postgraduate degree in accounting and financing.
Lawyer Rankings
France > Tax
Boutique law firm Scotto Partners handles corporate transactions, private equity transactions, corporate restructurings and equity incentives. Jérôme Commerçon specialises in the tax aspects of LBOs and M&A transactions and heads the practice alongside tax structuring specialist Emilie Renaud, who joined the firm in March 2023 from Gowling WLG.
France > Private equity: LBO
The ‘excellent, hyper-dedicated’ practice at Scotto Partners is a strong choice for managers and executives seeking advice on management packages. The group is equipped to handle mid to large-cap transactions and has additional capabilities in M&A, corporate, employment, and tax matters. Six partners co-direct the team: Lionel Scotto le Massese, Claire Revol-Renié, and Adrien Badelon major on advising senior management on private equity transactions; Isabelle Cheradame is singled out by one client for her ‘rigour, availability, and involvement’; and Jérôme Commerçon and Emilie Renaud focus on tax.