Netherlands International Tax and Transfer Pricing Expert Authors

Jian-Cheng Ku advises on international tax law and transfer pricing with a particular focus on international tax planning, M&A and private equity transactions, corporate reorganisations, and planning and design of transfer pricing policies.

Gabriël van Gelder is experienced in international tax structuring with a particular focus on M&A and private equity transactions, tax litigation, international tax planning, corporate reorganisations and investment fund transactions.

His clients include multinational companies, financial institutions and private equity firms. Gabriël has worked more than 2 years in New York on the Dutch M&A Tax Desk as an international tax lawyer and has gained US tax experience.

Daan Arends has close to 20 years' experience in international indirect tax: VAT, customs and Transfer Taxes. He advises multinational clients on international VAT and customs implications of e-commerce, supply chain restructurings, cross-border mergers & acquisitions, and business integration projects.

Daan acts for multinational clients in a wide range of sectors, including consumer goods & retail, technology, financial services and manufacturing.

Roderik Bouwman's tax practice is focused on Dutch and international tax law aspects relating to cross-border M&A, private equity, corporate restructurings and post-merger integration planning, capital market transactions, transfer pricing, and the advance pricing agreement (APA) / advance tax ruling (ATR).

His clients include a wide range of EU/US multinationals, whether listed or privately owned. Roderik has 33 years of experience in Dutch corporate and international tax.

Roderik is Global Co-Chair of the Tax Group of DLA Piper.

Wouter Kolkman's practice focuses on EU and GCC VAT as well as other indirect taxes such as import duties and excise tax.

His clients include multinational companies, investment funds and real estate investors and developers.

Robin Theuns advises clients on Dutch and international tax aspects relating to international tax planning, M&A, corporate restructurings, tax controversy, private equity and investment transactions. He assists clients in managing tax-related projects, as well as obtaining tax rulings.

Robin was seconded to DLA Piper’s New York office, where he joined the U.S. tax group, and also to DLA Piper’s Luxembourg office, where he was part of the private equity group and investment fund group.

Rhys Bane advises clients on Dutch and international tax aspects of international (tax) structuring and corporate reorganizations, Dutch, European and international tax policy matters and on tax controversy matters.

Rhys Bane is also a PhD candidate at Leiden University. His doctoral research focuses on international tax arbitration.

Mehdi el Manouzi advises on international and Dutch tax law, with a particular focus on international tax structuring, finance transactions, corporate restructurings and mergers & acquisitions.

He has advised a wide range of Dutch and foreign (listed) multinational enterprises, in particular active in the energy and technology sector. Mehdi has a particular interest in international tax developments such as the OECD/G20’s BEPS project, tax challenges arising from digitalisation and European tax law.

Tim Mulder advises on Dutch and international tax aspects relating to international tax planning, M&A transactions, corporate restructurings, private equity and investment fund transactions.

Jesse Peeters focuses on domestic and international tax law with particular emphasis on mergers and acquisitions, private equity structuring and transactions, and corporate restructurings.

Xander Stubenrouch advises on international and Dutch tax law, with a particular focus on M&A and private equity transactions and international tax structuring.

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