AMJ ITC is a consultancy specializing in International Taxation and European Union tax law, founded by Adolfo Martín Jiménez and the University of Cadiz (‘EbT’).
AMJ ITC is a consultancy specializing in International Taxation and European Union tax law, founded by Adolfo Martín Jiménez and the University of Cadiz (‘EbT’).
AMJ ITC is a consultancy specializing in International Taxation and European Union tax law, founded by Adolfo Martín Jiménez and the University of Cadiz (‘EbT’).
Team
AMJ ITC is directed by Adolfo Martín Jiménez, Professor of Tax Law at the University of Cadiz (Spain), and a recognized expert in International Taxation and EU tax law.
The University of Cadiz has a well-known team, know-how and experience in the field of international taxation that collaborates with AMJ ITC.
Team
AMJ ITC is directed by Adolfo Martín Jiménez, Professor of Tax Law at the University of Cadiz (Spain), and a recognized expert in International Taxation and EU tax law.
The University of Cadiz has a well-known team, know-how and experience in the field of international taxation that collaborates with AMJ ITC.
Expertise
Expertise
Our activity is focused on independent legal opinions and technical consultancy in the fields of:
- Bilateral or multilateral tax treaties, exchange of tax information or assistance in tax collection.
- Transfer pricing.
- Tax audits, dispute resolution and prevention in tax matters, mutual agreement procedures, judicial appeals, mediation and tax arbitration.
- European Union Tax Law.
- Spanish Tax Law.
- Taxation of the digitalized economy, Pillars 1 and 2 or taxes on digital services and equivalent measures.
- Bilateral or multilateral tax treaties, exchange of tax information or assistance in tax collection.
- Transfer pricing.
- Tax audits, dispute resolution and prevention in tax matters, mutual agreement procedures, judicial appeals, mediation and tax arbitration.
- European Union Tax Law.
- Spanish Tax Law.
- Taxation of the digitalized economy, Pillars 1 and 2 or taxes on digital services and equivalent measures.