Daniel Gutman

Daniel Gutman is Professor at the University of Paris I – Panthéon-Sorbonne where he lectures in domestic tax law, international and comparative tax law.

He has been adviser to the Legal Department of the IMF and panel of experts’ member to the European Commission on the question of the link between Tax Conventions and Community Law.

He has been visiting Professor and has held higher education training courses in English and Italian, at the request of various’ foreign European and American Universities.

He joined the Tax Research Department at CMS Bureau Francis Lefebvre in his capacity as Of Counsel in 2007, partner since november 2011.

Recent publications:

Modèle de Convention fiscale OCDE concernant le revenu et la fortune, co-author – Edition Francis Lefebvre, Paris/Helbing Lichtenhahn Verlag, Basel (1st edition 2013)

LBO/Capital transmission, co-author – Dossiers Pratiques – Editions Francis Lefebvre (2° édition 2013)

LBO Juridique Fiscal Social, co-author – Collection Dossiers Pratiques Editions Francis Lefebvre (2012)

Droit fiscal des affaires – Lextenso – Collection Précis Domat (4ème édition 2013)

Plafonnement de l’ISF : l’assurance-vie en ligne de mire – Les Echos Patrimoine (05/07/2013)

La localisation des centres de décision : critères et enjeux – Revue de droit fiscal (n°13, ét. 214, 2013)