Wouter van der Leij
Senior Associate - Tax Adviser
Wouter van der Leij is a member of the Investment Management practice group and has, in particular, a focus on real estate investment funds and real estate investments in general as well as cross-borders investments involving Spain and Portugal.
Wouter van der Leij, tax adviser, is a member of the Investment Management practice group. He mainly advises (real estate) investment funds on the tax aspects of reorganisations, mergers & acquisitions, and real estate investments (both in the Netherlands as well as cross-border). He is also a member of the Spain & Portugal region team and he is further often contacted for his expertise in the Dutch anti-hybrid rules (ATAD2).
Work highlights
Contributions
Memberships
Member of the Dutch Association of Tax Advisers (NOB)
Qualifications
International and European Tax Law (LLM), Universiteit van Amsterdam (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), 2014
Fiscal Economics (MSc), Universiteit van Amsterdam (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), 2014
Tax Law (LLB), Universiteit van Amsterdam (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), 2012
Fiscal Economics (BSc), Universiteit van Amsterdam (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), 2012
We are excited to announce our upcoming webinar: The new Dutch entity tax classification rules “The impact on investment fund structures and how to prepare for 2025”.
Wouter van der Leij
Senior Associate - Tax Adviser
wouter.van.der.leij@loyensloeff.com
Amsterdam
Dutch, English
<p>Wouter van der Leij is a member of the Investment Management practice group and has, in particular, a focus on real estate investment funds and real estate investments in general as well as cross-borders investments involving Spain and Portugal.</p>
Wouter van der Leij, tax adviser, is a member of the Investment Management practice group. He mainly advises (real estate) investment funds on the tax aspects of reorganisations, mergers & acquisitions, and real estate investments (both in the Netherlands as well as cross-border). He is also a member of the Spain & Portugal region team and he is further often contacted for his expertise in the Dutch anti-hybrid rules (ATAD2).