Our purpose
As governments introduce increasingly complex tax laws to address global transparency, digital transformation, and cross-border business models, navigating special tax regulations has become a critical challenge—and a powerful opportunity. We support clients in regulated sectors and multinational environments by advising on jurisdiction-specific provisions, incentive regimes, anti-avoidance rules, and international tax alignment. Whether you operate in a free zone, manage a regional holding structure, or face enhanced reporting obligations, our team brings clarity and strategic foresight. Headquartered in Armenia. Operating worldwide. Trusted across industries.
What are special tax regulations?
Special tax regulations are non-standard provisions designed for specific industries, structures, or circumstances. They include:
- Preferential regimes: Free Economic Zones, IT sector incentives, R&D tax credits
- Anti-avoidance frameworks: GAAR, SAAR, CFC rules, hybrid mismatch regulations
- Disclosure and reporting obligations: DAC6, CbCR, FATCA, CRS, Pillar 2 notifications
- Sector-specific tax treatment: financial services, energy, digital platforms, NGOs
- Cross-border structuring rules: treaty tie-breakers, substance tests, exit taxes
Regulatory mapping and eligibility review
Qualification for FEZ, IT, innovation box, or R&D incentives
Application of OECD Pillar 2 rules (Global Minimum Tax)
Analysis of EU ATAD and Armenia-specific anti-avoidance measures
Substantive presence and beneficial ownership tests
Strategic tax structuring under regulation
International holding and IP company structuring
Treaty-based optimization with economic substance
Sector-specific structuring: finance, real estate, tech, manufacturing
Exit tax planning and hybrid entity evaluation
Disclosures, rulings and compliance alignment
DAC6, FATCA, CRS, and CbCR reporting frameworks
APA, ruling requests, and regulatory pre-clearance
Step plan preparation and legal merger support
Audit-proof documentation aligned with OECD and national standards
Industry-specific tax regulation advisory
Banking & Finance: thin cap, withholding tax, base erosion rules
Digital Economy: digital service taxes, platform VAT, IP location
Energy: resource rent taxes, ring-fencing, carbon taxation
NGOs & Donor-Funded Projects: VAT exemptions, indirect tax planning
Why it matters
- Loss of treaty relief or preferential tax status
- Exposure to significant audit risk and reputational damage
- Denial of exemptions or deductions
- Misalignment with local GAAR/SAAR rules
Who we advise
- Multinational groups expanding across borders
- Regulated financial institutions and fintech firms
- IP-heavy startups in tech, SaaS, and biotech
- Energy and infrastructure operators
- NGOs, donor-funded entities, and multilateral organizations
- International investors and private equity firms
Optional enhancements for clients
- Sector-specific legal briefs (finance, energy, real estate, digital economy)
- Whitepapers: “Pillar 2 and Preferential Regimes in Practice”
- Interactive Compliance Maps (DAC6, Pillar 2, ATAD coverage)
Why partner with us
Policy-driven execution
Strategic decisions aligned with OECD, EU, and national laws
Multijurisdictional expertise
Seamless advisory across continents, sectors, and tax systems
Audit-ready documentation
Defensible filings and disclosures, even under scrutiny
Regional insight
Based in Armenia, equipped for Eurasian, EU, and MENA markets
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Explore our frequently asked questions to learn more about TML’s features, security, integration capabilities, and more
Can you manage tax digitally across multiple jurisdictions?
Yes. We use dashboards, automation tools, and data connectors to monitor global tax positions.
Do you support audit or court defense?
Yes. We provide pre-litigation risk assessment, prepare documentation, and represent clients in disputes.
What is responsible tax planning?
Tax strategies that are legally sound, aligned with ESG, and reputationally resilient.
Do you align with global regulatory frameworks?
We follow OECD BEPS, EU DAC6, CRS, and local GAAR principles across jurisdictions.
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