Property law in South Tyrol – legal and tax advice combined
The acquisition, transfer or use of real estate often raises more questions than expected. Transfers of ownership, encumbrances, easements and land-register matters frequently go hand in hand with tax issues. As an interdisciplinary firm of lawyers and tax advisers, we consider both legal and tax aspects. We also provide legal representation in disputes concerning ownership or possession.
Ownership and use arrangements
Whether the matter concerns the acquisition, transfer, division or registration of rights, we structure real-estate transactions from both a civil-law and tax perspective. We ensure that even complex ownership and use arrangements are documented clearly from a legal standpoint and treated correctly for tax purposes.
Closed farmsteads
The acquisition, transfer and use of closed farmsteads are subject to specific statutory requirements relating to authorisations, rights of pre-emption, and family and inheritance law. Those unfamiliar with these requirements may expose themselves to legal risks. We help our clients identify these risks at an early stage and manage them effectively.
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Dott. Comm. Josef Vieider
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Dott. Comm. Alessandro Zanellato
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Dott. Comm. Stefan Lanznaster
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Dott. Comm. Thomas Pichler
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RA Avv. Vanessa Gasteiger
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Delegated directors must report to the board of directors and the statutory auditors at least every six months on business performance, outlook and major transactions. The documentation for the first half of 2026 should be completed within the third quarter.
Refund of foreign VAT – applications for 2025 to be filed by Wednesday, 30 September 2026
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