Rick van der Velden
Partner - Tax Adviser
Rick van der Velden, tax adviser, is a member of the Family Owned Business & Private Wealth practice group in our Rotterdam office.
Rotterdam
Dutch, English
Rick focuses on mergers & divisions, UBO-register and family owned businesses. Rick specialises in the advising of Dutch and family-owned businesses, including their shareholders, on Dutch corporate income tax and personal income tax matters. Rick has a broad experience in the tax aspects of mergers and divisions, financing between affiliated parties and the UBO-register. He regularly publishes on these topics.
Rick is a member of the Dutch Association for Tax advisers (NOB) since 2009 and as of 2018 he also teaches within this Association.
Work highlights
Contributions
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03-11-2023Well prepared for 2024!
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30-11-2022Tax trends and developments for MNEs
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03-11-2022Goed voorbereid op 2023
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04-02-2022Uitspraak massaal bezwaarprocedures box 3
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21-09-2021Prinsjesdag: Belastingpakket 2022
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02-09-2021Mogelijke versobering of afschaffing BOR
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02-07-2021Hoge Raad oordeelt opnieuw over box 3
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23-06-2020Dutch UBO-register bill approved by Senate
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24-04-2020Uitbreiding fiscale steunmaatregelen
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17-12-2019Loyens & Loeff appoints 9 new partners
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08-10-2019Implementation of the Dutch UBO-register
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07-10-2019Nadere invulling Nederlands UBO-register
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10-04-2018Clarification of the Dutch UBO-definition
Qualifications
Executive LLM in International and EU Tax law, International Tax Center Leiden, 2014
Tax law, Tilburg University, 2009
Rick van der Velden
Partner - Tax Adviser
Rotterdam
Dutch, English
Rick van der Velden, tax adviser, is a member of the Family Owned Business & Private Wealth practice group in our Rotterdam office.
Rick focuses on mergers & divisions, UBO-register and family owned businesses. Rick specialises in the advising of Dutch and family-owned businesses, including their shareholders, on Dutch corporate income tax and personal income tax matters. Rick has a broad experience in the tax aspects of mergers and divisions, financing between affiliated parties and the UBO-register. He regularly publishes on these topics.
Rick is a member of the Dutch Association for Tax advisers (NOB) since 2009 and as of 2018 he also teaches within this Association.