Your state aid challenges
As an MNE you will need to be in control of potential state aid risks. There are potentially a number of challenges for you to consider, including:
- How do you respond to the auditor if asked whether your group is exposed to state aid risks?
- Do you need to take measures to identify, quantify, control or reduce risks from previous years, and what are the consequences of these measures for you.
- If a state aid risk exists, what must be disclosed in your financial statements?
- How can you prepare for a state aid investigation?
Addressing state aid risks
When it comes to deciding how best to deal with your challenges, or what actions or measures you need to take in assessing state aid risks, Loyens & Loeff has in-depth expertise and hands-on experience. We can provide you with fully-integrated, tailored and pragmatic advice and guidance.
While advising your organisation on tax-related and other state aid matters – which regularly also involve transfer pricing issues – we pull together our highly-experienced competition law experts and transfer pricing specialists to best service your requirements.
We represent clients in proceedings before both national and EU courts in relation to breaches of state aid rules. Our experience includes landmark cases before the Court of Justice in Luxembourg.
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The EC Approach towards State Aid in Tax Matters
MarcCusters
Counsel Attorney at lawMarc Custers, counsel in the Competition & Regulatory practice group in the Amsterdam office.
T: +31 20 578 52 63 E: marc.custers@loyensloeff.com
Gert-Wimvan de Meent
Partner Attorney at lawGert-Wim van de Meent, attorney at law, is a member of the Competition & Regulatory practice group and the Loyens & Loeff Benelux Food & Beverages team.
T: +31 20 578 55 38 E: gw.vdmeent@loyensloeff.com
PeterAdriaansen
Partner Tax AdviserPeter Adriaansen, partner, is a member of the Tax Practice Group in our Luxembourg and Amsterdam offices. He focuses on tax structuring for multinational and international private clients.
T: +352 466 230 451 E: peter.adriaansen@loyensloeff.com
Harmenvan Dam
Partner Tax adviserHarmen van Dam, tax expert, heads Loyens & Loeff’s International Tax Services practice group and the Transfer Pricing team. He focuses on corporate and international tax law.
T: +31 10 224 63 48 E: harmen.van.dam@loyensloeff.com
NatalieReypens
Partner Attorney at LawNatalie Reypens is a member of the Loyens & Loeff International Tax Services Practice Group and heads the Belgian Transfer Pricing Team. She is a partner in our Brussels office. She focuses on corporate and international tax law.
T: +32 2 743 43 37 E: natalie.reypens@loyensloeff.com
Bartjan Zoetmulder
Partner Tax adviserBartjan Zoetmulder, tax adviser, is a member of the Investment Management practice group in our Amsterdam office. He focusses on real estate, with a specific emphasis on tax structuring of investments in/from CEE and in Dutch property.
T: +31 20 578 56 58 M: +31 622 22 06 93 E: bartjan.zoetmulder@loyensloeff.com
RaymondLuja
Of counsel Tax adviserRaymond Luja, tax adviser, is a member of the Tax practice group and the European direct tax law practice.
T: +31 20 578 51 43 E: raymond.luja@loyensloeff.com