Services
Dutch tax advisory
Our practice covers the main areas of Dutch taxation: income and corporate income tax, box 2, box 3, owner-director structures, and the tax treatment of real estate held privately or through a BV. We assess your position in its full context and ensure clear, well-substantiated choices within both your business and personal wealth.
In addition, we advise clients on wealth structuring and estate planning: Dutch gift and inheritance tax, lifetime gifts, estates and business succession, always with an emphasis on simplicity, protection and consistent treatment over the long term.
We prepare all relevant Dutch tax returns, including income tax, corporate income tax and dividend withholding tax, and we assist where required with VAT returns and additional reporting obligations. Where desired, we also handle the full financial administration, including annual accounts and payroll, so that advice, administration and filings come together in a single coordinated process with one point of contact.
International
We advise on cross-border tax matters for clients with activities, assets or interests in multiple countries. We analyse the tax implications of living, working and doing business in an international context, bringing relevant tax treaties, national legislation and group relationships together within a single coherent framework.
We also guide entrepreneurs and private individuals through emigration and remigration, with attention to tax residency, box 2 positions, dividend planning and the alignment between the Netherlands and the country of departure or arrival. For international structures, the Dutch tax treatment of foreign entities, and cross-border transactions, we ensure consistency across the jurisdictions in which your interests lie.
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Tax opinions & litigation
We provide independent tax opinions and second opinions in situations where clarity and careful substantiation are essential. Our opinions are based on a full assessment of the facts, applicable legislation, case law and tax practice. We map the risks and litigation prospects and deliver a clear, well-defensible position that you can rely on for decisions within your business or private structure.
We also represent clients in tax litigation — objection and appeal proceedings before the Dutch tax authorities and the courts. We assess the legal basis of the dispute, structure the argumentation, and compile a file that meets the requirements of the authorities and the judicial bodies. In many cases, engaging an independent advisor alongside — or in place of — the regular advisor strengthens the client's position: a fresh perspective often leads to sharper reasoning and a more balanced assessment of the prospects of success.
Suriname
We advise individuals and companies with activities, investments or interests in both the Netherlands and Suriname. Our clients are entrepreneurs, owner-directors, high-net-worth individuals and structures that move between the two jurisdictions — for incorporation, emigration and remigration, for international transactions and restructurings, and for wealth and business positions that touch both countries.
We place Surinamese taxation within the broader international tax framework, including the tax treaty between the Netherlands and Suriname. From that base, we map the Dutch and Surinamese tax consequences in their full context — for both business and private interests — and prevent decisions in one jurisdiction from producing unwanted effects in the other.
Our clients have a single point of contact for the entire process — from tax strategy and advice through to execution and compliance, in both the Netherlands and Suriname. We organise, coordinate and oversee every step, so you can focus on your business or your wealth — not on the tax matters behind them. Discreet, technically robust and focused on coherence over the long term.
A particular specialism within our Suriname practice is the oil and gas sector. We advise Dutch and international suppliers and investors in Suriname's offshore value chain on the Petroleum Law 1990, production sharing contracts (PSCs), qualification as a sub-contractor, Surinamese VAT and foreign exchange regulations, and the tax structuring of operations directed at Paramaribo.
Discuss your situation
We work strictly by appointment. An initial meeting is non-binding — at our office or via video — and always directly with the senior advisor.