Ana Castro Gonçalves is a Partner in the Tax and Public Law departments. Over the years she has been assisting national and international clients in cross-border tax planning and the structuring and negotiation of complex M&A transactions, joint ventures, and restructurings.
Ana has also developed a significant practice in the rendering of consultancy services regarding direct and indirect taxation involving personal income tax and corporate income tax, customs duties, stamp duty and VAT, with a particular focus in the real estate investment and tourism areas. She has successfully allied this practice with the matters raised in the areas of Administrative and Environmental Law, focusing on administrative litigation and on environmental responsibility, environmental tax, environmental administrative offences, pre-litigation and court proceedings.
In the words of Chambers & Partners «Ana Castro Gonçalves is “extremely responsive, proactive and versatile»; «enthuse clients».
2009
Caiado Guerreiro
Partner
2005
Caiado Guerreiro
Associate
2002
Caiado Guerreiro
Trainee Lawyer
Law Degree
Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon
Master in “International Mergers and Acquisitions”
The College of Law of England and Wales
Postgraduate studies in Advanced Tax Law
Institute for Economic, Financial and Tax Law of the Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon
Tax Procedure and Proceedings Course
ISG – Business & Economics School
Ana Castro Gonçalves is a member of the Portuguese Bar Association (Ordem dos Advogados).
She is also a member of the International Bar Association (IBA) and of the Portuguese Fiscal Association. Ana Castro Gonçalves is the partner who represents Caiado Guerreiro at United Tax Network.
Ana Castro Gonçalves is a member of the Portuguese Bar Association (Ordem dos Advogados).
She is also a member of the International Bar Association (IBA) and of the Portuguese Fiscal Association. Ana Castro Gonçalves is the partner who represents Caiado Guerreiro at United Tax Network.
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