Antonio Longo has more than 15 years’ experience practicing in tax law, focusing on international taxation, individual and employment taxation, insurance taxation, as well as on estate and wealth tax planning.
He provides international corporate tax assistance to companies in a range of sectors such as global transportation, technology, insurance, wealth management, and life sciences. Antonio leads the wealth management business unit and is the tax group's main contact in the Insurance Sector in Italy, whilst assisting multinational companies with employment tax matters related to management incentive plans and global mobility.
He is also a trusted advisor to international HNWIs and families, including well-known personalities, family businesses, top managers, trustees, family offices and charities. Antonio advises clients in this area in relation to complex cross-border structuring of personal and corporate assets, tax residency matters, trust taxation, family governance structures to facilitate intergenerational wealth succession, inheritance and gift taxation.
Moreover, his responsibilities include assistance in national and international tax rulings and tax settlement procedures. Antonio represents clients during pre-litigation and litigation tax matters before tax authorities and courts, and he has gained experience in the field of criminal-tax law.
He is a member of the Executive Committee of STEP Italy and of the board of statutory auditors of companies operating in the financial sector.
Antonio is the author of more than 200 articles for "Il Sole24Ore" and IPSOA - Wolters Kluwer and is the author of publications in national and international legal journals on tax and civil law. He participates as a speaker at conferences, seminars and workshops and is a lecturer in post-graduate specialisation courses (Bocconi University, Università Cattolica and Università degli Studi dell'Insubria).
During the Covid-19 pandemic, Antonio provided pro bono assistance in the context of the structuring of donations in favour of hospitals and entities engaged in dealing with the health emergency and presented and discussed a petition concerning the VAT regime of donations before the European Parliament, a petition that was later referred to the EU Council.