Patrycja Goździowska

Partner _{Tax advisor} _{International Tax Structuring, M&A and Transactional Taxes, Private Clients & Succession Planning, Tax Incentives}

Patrycja is a Partner and tax advisor specialising in comprehensive tax advisory services for both individual and corporate investors. Her expertise covers the tax aspects of mergers and acquisitions, capital and financial structuring, investment financing, and restructuring projects.

She has developed tax strategies and provided ongoing support for numerous M&A transactions involving shares, selected assets, and entire enterprises. Her work focuses on improving the tax efficiency of both private and corporate clients, addressing tax burdens related to regular business operations, profit distribution, and exit scenarios.

Patrycja is an active member of the International Fiscal Association, serves on the Tax Board of PKPP Lewiatan, and is Vice-President of the CIT/PIT Group. Since 2017, she has been recognised by International Tax Review in the Women in Tax Leaders ranking. Since 2014, she has been consistently recommended by Chambers and Partners Europe, The Legal 500, and ITR World Tax in the areas of Tax – Consultants and Private Wealth Law. Since 2019, she has also been regularly acknowledged as a leading tax advisor in Poland’s top legal and business rankings, including those by Rzeczpospolita and Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.

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Education

Master’s degree in Law, Jagiellonian University in Cracow

Languages

English

Main areas

Taxes

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A)

Private investors and clients

Succession planning

Other areas

Family foundations

Advising employers

Mandatory disclosure rules (MDR)

Doing business in Poland

Selected projects

Developing a tax optimization plan involving the transfer of assets between closed investment funds within a structure that allows for further tax optimization of subsequent withdrawals from the fund – on behalf of a manufacturer of wooden products
Developing and implementing a tax optimization plan associated with repayment and “rollover” of corporate bonds valued in excess of EUR 80 mln
Developing a VAT optimization plan for a real estate investment on behalf of one of the largest private universities in Poland; the value of the investment was PLN 100 mln
Developing a plan for asset restructuring and creating a capital group controlled by a closed investment fund in such a manner as to enable the tax-free transfer of profits generated by the fund’s assets to the personal assets of the fund’s participants
Preparing the tax aspects of early redemption and partial-refinancing of corporate bonds