The Swedish Chamber of Commerce and Loyens & Loeff cordially invites the members of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce, The Danish Dutch Business Club and The Finnish Dutch Trade Guild to A Tax Seminar by Loyens & Loeff The Tax Seminar offers an update on fiscal and corporate law developments for Management (CEO, CFO, Directors) and those responsible for finance, legal and tax at multinational member enterprises of the Swedish Chamber, The Danish Dutch Business Club and the Finnish Dutch Trade Guild Wednesday February 15, 2012 16.00 – 19.00
Venue: Loyens & Loeff Fred. Roeskestraat 100 1076 ED Amsterdam Host: Harmen van Dam Tax lawyer Partner Program: 16.00 Registration and Coffee 16.30 – 18.00 Presentations and discussions 18.00 – 19.00 Drinks Topics: New tax incentives for innovation Recently, the research and development (“R&D”) deduction was introduced, which could reduce your tax liability. This new measure is an addition to the already existing “innovation box” and R&D wage tax incentive. It could apply in many situations. We will discuss the opportunities arising from the R&D deduction, as well as the already existing incentives. Recent tax developments Avoid unexpected surprises and use opportunities. There have been various recent developments in tax legislation and case law, such as the introduction of a new limitation on interest deduction for acquisition holdings, new case law on interest deduction on group loans, and the introduction of a new exemption method to avoid double taxation on foreign profits. We will give a summary of the new challenges and opportunities arising from these developments. Corporate governance - developments on management board's tasks and conflict of interest rules We see that businesses are being stripped to the bone within multinational groups. This creates certain risks. During the seminar, we will provide assistance in reducing these risks.
Changes in the expat regime (30%-ruling) The Dutch expat regime in the wage tax (the so called“30%-ruling”) can substantially lower tax expenses for expats. The 30%-ruling allows employees who work outside their home countries to receive 30% of their employment income free of tax. Recently, a number of restrictions to the 30% ruling were introduced. During the seminar, we will look at these changes in detail.
Presentations by: Harmen van Dam Tax lawyer and Partner Loyens & Loeff Jurjen Mos Deputy civil law notary Senior associate Loyens & Loeff Alexander Bosman Tax lawyer Senior associate Loyens & Loeff About Loyens & Loeff Loyens & Loeff offers top-level legal and tax advice for international businesses, financial institutions and government bodies. With about 1600 employees worldwide, consisting of about 400 tax experts and about the same number of legal experts, Loyens & Loeff is capable of effectively structuring and supervising both domestic and international matters. Loyens & Loeff provides services from six Benelux offices and from eleven branches based in the world's major financial centers.
About Harmen van Dam Harmen van Dam (1967), tax lawyer, is a member of the Tax practice group. He advises clients on Dutch corporate tax and dividend tax, particularly in respect to transfer pricing (advance pricing agreements, general audits, corresponding adjustments, mutual consultation procedures, etc.), mergers and acquisitions, and international corporate structuring. He teaches regularly at the International Tax Center (ITC) in Leiden and the IBFD. Harmen is a member of the Dutch Association of Tax Advisers (Nederlandse Orde van Belastingadviseurs), the International Fiscal Association (IFA) and the Association for Tax Research (Vereniging voor Belastingwetenschap) and the International Bar Association (IBA). Welcome to register! This Program is offered to you by Loyens & Loeff and free of charge. |