Under the leadership of Vittorio Emanuele Falsitta, our lawyers and chartered accountants bring their expertise and determination to every matter entrusted to the Firm.
We help clients address complex legal matters requiring integrated expertise, creative thinking and institutional mediation capabilities.
We identify opportunities where only barriers may seem to exist.
Falsitta has been a name associated with tax law since the first half of the twentieth century. Since then, members of the Falsitta family have built relationships with public institutions based on high standards of cooperation and transparency and, without exception, on respect for the rules.
Vittorio Emanuele Falsitta founded the eponymous Firm in Milan, where, together with other professionals, he continues the family tradition through ongoing legal scholarship and research.
At VEF&P, a deep commitment to the law has always been part of our professional culture.
First and foremost, the Firm’s practice spans every aspect of domestic and international taxation. In other words, we examine every type of event or circumstance that may give rise to tax consequences.
The complexity our professionals have learned to navigate through experience has also enabled the rigorous development of specialist expertise in civil and criminal law, areas closely connected with tax law.
It is at this intersection of disciplines that the Firm frequently handles matters of national significance.
For almost a century, successive generations of the Falsitta family have worked in taxation in different capacities: within the Tax Administration, in university teaching and research, in politics, as advisers and as lawyers.
Vittorio Emanuele Falsitta, founder of VEF&P, served as rapporteur in the Italian Chamber of Deputies on the State Tax Reform during the second Berlusconi Government.
Over the years, the Firm has developed particular expertise in tax law, tax and customs litigation, criminal tax law, business and economic criminal law, and the broad field of agreements with the Tax Authorities, for residents and non-residents alike.