Dentons hires Capponi in Italy

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Dentons hires Capponi in Italy

Dentons has enhanced its tax offering in Italy by hiring Fabrizio Capponi as a tax partner.

Capponi, a chartered accountant and auditor, advises mainly on deal structuring and M&A tax issues, as well as private equity transactions and corporate financing transactions. 

He has previously worked with the Italian Ministry of Economic Development to implement fiscal measures to support entrepreneurship, such as R&D tax credits for the fashion industry.

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