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Madrid
+34 91 514 52 00
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Registered lawyer, nº 129353
I. Colegio de la Abogacía de Madrid
Belén Sánchez-Ventura del Águila is a senior associate of the Garrigues Tax Law Department, having joined the firm in 2017.
She specializes in tax law, mainly in the area of tax disputes and judicial review proceedings. She frequently represents the taxpayer before the different Spanish Courts (the Supreme Court, the National Appellate Court, etc.) and in proceedings against the tax authorities.
She also specializes in the Real Estate industry and has extensive experience in withholdings and compensation matters, providing support to companies' human resources departments, directly or through the Garrigues Labor Department.
She holds a double degree in Law and Business Administration from Universidad Pontificia Comillas (ICADE E-3) and a Master’s Degree in Tax Law and Legal Practice from Centro de Estudios Garrigues.
Experience
Belén Sánchez-Ventura del Águila is a senior associate of the Garrigues Tax Law Department. She joined the firm in 2017.
She has expertise in the following practice areas, among others:
- Within the tax litigation practice, she frequently represents taxpayers before the different Spanish courts (Supreme Court, National Appellate Court, etc.) and in proceedings against the tax authorities.
- Taxation of real estate companies and in sales and purchases of real estate.
- Tax advice to multinationals and small and medium enterprises.
- Performance of tax due diligence reviews.
- Analysis of investment structures in Spain and abroad.
- Advice in withholdings and compensation, collaborating with the Garrigues Labour Department and with the human resources departments of companies.
She is fluent in Spanish and English.
Academic background
- Double Degree in Law and Business Administration from Universidad Pontificia de Comillas (ICADE E-3)
- Master’s Degree in Tax Law and Legal Practice from Centro de Estudios Garrigues
Memberships
Member of the Madrid Bar Association (ICAM).
Publications
"The reinvestment of the capital gain in the main residence acquired by means of a mortgage also entitles to Personal Income Tax exemption." (*) Observatorio Inmobiliario. 09/11/2020.