Eversheds promote Melisse and Sciliberto in Italy

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Eversheds promote Melisse and Sciliberto in Italy

Marco Melisse and Sebastiano Sciliberto have become partners of Eversheds in Italy.

Melisse, a lawyer and an accountant, advises clients on the direct tax and VAT issues arising from cross-border corporate operations, including M&A, joint ventures and transfer pricing issues.

Sciliberto specialises in corporate taxation and international taxation, with particular focus on tax aspects of M&A transactions and corporate reorganisations. He also advises clients on tax audits and litigation.

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