Family with international real estate assets

A family residing in the Netherlands owns real estate in France, Portugal, and the United Arab Emirates. Some of the properties are held privately, while others are managed through foreign companies. The family is considering transferring its assets to the next generation.

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Nassau assessed the family’s tax situation and international real estate structures. This involved examining income tax, asset structures, and international tax regulations.

Analysis

Working with the family, a framework was designed for the management and future transfer of the assets. This included exploring the option of share certification and establishing a sustainable asset structure for the next generation.

Hands-on implementation

Nassau oversaw the implementation of the chosen structure and coordinated efforts with international consultants in the relevant countries.