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VIA XXIV MAGGIO, 43
00187 ROME
Italy
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Marco Di Siena

Work Department
Partner - Tax
Position
Marco advises Italian and international clients on tax law and tax planning matters with a focus on extraordinary corporate transactions, M&A, private equity, international taxation and transfer pricing, tax litigation, restructuring of family assets, trust, and inheritance planning.
Career
Marco Di Siena joined the Firm in 2002 and became a Partner in 2011.
Languages
Italian, English, French, Spanish
Memberships
Member of the Rome Bar (Italy), 2005
Admitted to practice before the Supreme Court (Italy), 2017
Education
Graduated in Law, University of Ferrara (Italy), 1996
Graduated in Political Science, University of Padua (Italy), 2000
Ph.D, Tax Law, Sapienza University of Rome (Italy), 2013
Lawyer Rankings
Italy > Tax
(Leading partners)Recent activity for Chiomenti‘s tax practice includes major cross-border M&A deals. The group also has enviable financial sector expertise and its tax offering covers international fund and real estate structuring, reoganisations and implementing transactions in Italy, as well as audits, litigation and private clients. Raul-Angelo Papotti attracts client praise for his ‘outstanding abilities’; Massimo Antonini is a widely respected tax litigator; and Marco Di Siena is a tax and planning specialist. Other names to note are Paolo Giacometti, Giuseppe Andrea Giannantonio, Raffaele Russo, Antonino Guida, Giuseppe Zorzi, Gian Gualberto Morgigni and Elisabetta Costanza Pavesi.
Lawyer Rankings
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- Administrative and public law
- Banking and finance: Bank regulatory
- Banking and finance: Borrower side
- Banking and finance: lender or arranger side
- Capital markets: Debt
- Capital markets: Equity
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- EU and competition law
- Industry focus: Luxury goods
- Industry focus: Retail
- Private equity
- Real estate and construction
- Restructuring and insolvency
- Tax