Imminent transfers of considerable property to the succeeding generations imply a close look at the law of the free-of-charge property transfers.

Political considerations have lately produced significant changes; a constant observation of the subsequent developments is necessary. The reduction of tax burdens can be no longer achieved in the event of death. At this point one can solely concentrate on fulfilling the tax obligations and on a lawful, discreet transfer of the unexpected property to the beneficiary.

A more convenient solution is an early arrangement, which will allow for a reduction of taxes and will under competent advisory with respect to civil law effect abundant influence opportunities by the donator/testator. Apart from the necessary professional know-how the role of the consultant lies in his personal competence to follow the interests of both the donator and the beneficiary, as well as to deal with the topic and possible solutions in a psychologically cautious way.


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