Line-Alexa Glotin

Practice Areas

With more than 20 years of experience in Tax Law, Line-Alexa Glotin joined the UGGC tax team in 2000 and participated to the creation of the Private Client Department of UGGC, of which she is Partner since 2011.

She spent her early years of practice to ‘General’ taxation, all taxes and taxpayers included and assisting in restructuring and transfer of businesses.

She now advices managers and their families, foreign investors, artists and sportsmen in their private and professional projects. This leads her, for instance, to structure their real estate holding structure, manage and transfer their private assets among generations, to advise them during their expatriation or impatriation. In this context, Line-Alexa developed a particular expertise regarding the constitution and support of their family structures, their foundations and trusts as well as regarding the reporting incurred by the French and foreign tax regulations.

Finally, she is regularly contacted to advise and assist her clients during tax litigation and controls which they may be subject to.

Professional Memberships

 Vice-President of STEP France - Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners and member of the editorial board of STEP Worldwide

 American Bar Association - Vice-Chair of the Tax and Private Client Committee

 The International Academy of Estate and Trust Law - Fellow

 International Bar Association - Member of the International Tax and Private Client Committee and the Art, Culture, Institutions and Inheritance Committee

 I.A.C.F. - Member of the Institut des Avocats Conseils Fiscaux (Institute of Tax Advisers)

 International Wealth Dispute Cambridge Forum - Member of the Steering Committee

 Member of Assas Alumni and ADIAF

Publications

Line-Alexa Glotin contributes each year:

- to the Chambers Private Wealth Global Practice Guide

- for 10 years to the Private Wealth and Private Client Review edited by the Law Reviews – John Riches

- the Art Law published by Lexology – Getting the deal through (2022 & 2023)

- to the “The Art Law Review” edited by the Law Reviews – Laurence Kaye and Howard Spegler

- to the STEP Book Directory – Chapter France