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S.A.S with capital of €1,000
RCS de Paris n° 894 961 911
VAT FR47894961911

 

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Xavier Amiel

Associate

Certified public accountant.

Frédéric Fayout

Associate

An international business lawyer, Frédéric specializes in assisting French and foreign companies with all their financial and corporate issues (Mergers & Acquisitions, corporate finance, project financing, etc.).

Founder and Chairman of an investment fund specializing in financing small and medium-sized businesses in France and Europe, Frédéric advises French and foreign companies on their financial strategy.

He is a regular speaker at HEC Entrepreneurs.

Jean-Marie Ferrando

Associate

Jean-Marie is a specialist in financial auditing and mediation.

He is a company director and former national vice-president of the Institut Français des Experts Comptables and vice-president of the Compagnie Nationale des Commissaires aux Comptes.

Paul Continente

Associate

A chartered accountant and statutory auditor, Paul specializes in consulting, auditing and financial strategy for French and international companies.

An expert in the tax consolidation system inherent in groups, he is a former associate lecturer at Toulouse 1 Capitole University.

Petronela Caso

Founder and CEO of e-VATplus

  • She personally advises the firm's clients and oversees all its activities.
  • As a specialist in VAT issues and regulations at European level, it offers companies its unique expertise in implementing the European VAT Directive and modernizing VAT systems.
  • Before setting up e-VATplus, Petronela worked for several years with the Deloitte Group, assisting a number of international companies, and was subsequently involved in the management, development and optimization of several well-known tax representation firms.
  • Petronela is a European citizen. She is convinced that harmonization of the various national regulations represents an important vector for growth in the European economy. Harmonized EU-wide regulations, accompanied by technological tools, can lead to a significant increase in intra-Community trade sales.
  • It is regularly consulted by the European authorities on VAT issues. It provides companies with its knowledge and understanding of the European vision of international trade.