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Mr Pol Mellina

Work Department
Corporate and M&A | Private Equity | Private Wealth and Business Planning | Tax
Position
Partner
Career
- Pol joined BSP’s Tax department in 2014 and qualified as a Luxembourg lawyer the same year. He advises corporate and individual clients on both domestic and international tax issues, focusing on cross-border transactions and tax litigation.
- Prior to joining us, Pol completed several traineeships within the tax department of another major Luxembourg law firm and ranked 1st at the competition EY Luxembourg Young Tax Professional of the Year 2013.
- Pol is the author of several articles and contributions on direct tax and VAT related topics. He is also a visiting lecturer in international tax law at the University of Lorraine and has been appointed arbitrator at the Luxembourg Commission for Arbitration in Sport in 2019.
Languages
English, French, German, Luxembourgish
Memberships
Education
- Université du Luxembourg – LL.M. European and International Tax Law, 2013.
- Université de Strasbourg, France – Diplôme de Juriste et Conseil d’entreprise (Master 2 in Business Law and Tax Law), 2012.
- Université de Montpellier, France – Certificat d’Etudes Spécialisées en Droit Fiscal (Certificate of Tax Law), 2012.
- Université de Strasbourg, France – Master 1 en droit des affaires (Master 1 in Business Law), 2011.
- Université de Strasbourg, France – Licence en Droit (Bachelor of Laws), 2010.
- Admitted to the Luxembourg, 2014.
Lawyer Rankings
Luxembourg > Tax
(Next Generation Partners)Drawing upon ‘very up to date knowledge across all relevant areas of tax law’, the ‘responsive and experienced’ team at BSP is well-positioned to provide ‘tailor-made and cost-effective’ advice to public and private sector clients across a range of non-contentious and contentious matters. Vastly experienced team head Alain Steichen remains active on the fee-earning front alongside his duties as managing partner, and has a varied workflow that includes advice on the tax structuring pursuant to company migrations to Luxembourg, as well as an eclectic mix of tax controversy matters and negotiations with the relevant tax authorities. Steichen has also been involved in litigation related to the exchange of information, as has Pol Mellina, whose robust litigation practice also includes representing the Luxembourg State on VAT-related tax law cases. Gaëlle Felly advises on the tax implications of intra company restructurings and M&A matters, while Daniel Riedel is a ‘very imaginative problem solver’ across a range of domestic and international tax issues.