Where law meets
global capital.
We advise founders, investors, and privately held businesses on the structural and fiscal decisions that define long-term outcomes — across Spain, UK, Cyprus, UAE, and the US.
Precision over volume
We operate as a boutique — accepting fewer mandates in order to deliver more considered, partner-led counsel. Our work sits at the intersection of corporate law, international tax, and personal financial strategy.
Every engagement begins with a question: what structure best serves your specific situation in five years, not just today? The answer shapes everything that follows.
We work with founders at formation stage and follow them through fundraising, international expansion, and exit. We advise family offices on holding architecture, succession, and jurisdiction selection. And we guide investors through the structural and fiscal implications of cross-border deployment.
Our clients are typically dealing with complexity that general practice firms are not designed for — multiple jurisdictions, mixed income profiles, layered ownership structures. That is precisely where we do our best work.
What we do
Our practice spans four interconnected disciplines. In practice, most mandates draw on more than one.
International tax strategy
Tax planning at the international level is not about aggressive schemes. It is about understanding how different jurisdictions interact — and designing a structure that uses that interaction deliberately, transparently, and sustainably.
The most effective tax structures are those that would survive scrutiny from both the client's accountant and the relevant tax authority. Defensibility is not a constraint on planning — it is the foundation of it.
Our work in this area covers three distinct but overlapping areas: corporate tax efficiency, personal tax residency, and the interface between the two — which is where most of the complexity, and most of the opportunity, lives.
Holding structure design — the choice of jurisdiction determines dividend treatment, capital gains profile, and participation exemption availability.
Personal tax residency is often the highest-leverage decision a founder can make — reducing effective rates on capital gains, dividends, and carried interest without changing the underlying business.
The most consequential planning happens at the intersection of corporate structure and personal residency. A Cyprus HoldCo owned by a Beckham Law resident creates one profile; the same structure owned by a UAE resident creates another.
We model the full chain — from operating company profit through to net cash in the founder's hands — under each jurisdictional scenario. This is the work that generalist advisers rarely undertake.
Jurisdictions
| Spain | Corporate law, international tax, Beckham Law advisory, Startup Act visas, No Lucrativa, Digital Nomad Visa, Cuenta Propia |
| Cyprus | HoldCo formation, Non-Dom residency, IP Box regime, participation exemption, treaty planning |
| UAE | Free Zone entity formation, zero-tax residency, family office structuring, IP holding, DIFC advisory |
| United Kingdom | UK Ltd for tax-transparent investment vehicles, holding structures, visa and immigration advisory |
| United States | Delaware C-Corp formation and governance, VC-ready documentation, SAFE instruments, cap table structuring |
The team
We are a small team by design. Every client works directly with a senior adviser. We do not delegate client relationships to junior staff.