Arianne de Leeuw
Senior Associate - Tax Adviser
Arianne de Leeuw, tax adviser, is a member of the Family Owned Business & Private Wealth practice group in our Amsterdam office.
Arianne specialises in estate planning and advising high-net-worth individuals and focuses on, among other things, business transfers and family foundations/trusts.
In 2020 Arianne obtained her PhD in Tax Law, at Leiden University. Her research regards civil law and tax aspects of the separation of legal ownership of and control over assets, by way of (testamentary) administration, exchanging assets for depositary receipts (certificering) and trust(like) arrangements. Arianne regularly publishes on topics in the field of estate planning and the taxation of trusts/family foundations. Arianne is also affiliated to the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam as endowed professor Estate Planning.
Contributions
Memberships
Dutch Association of Tax Advisers
Dutch Association of Estate Planners
Qualifications
Estate Planning, Grotius Academy, 2012 (with honours)
Tax law, University of Utrecht, 2007 (with honours)
Notarial law, University Utrecht, 2007 (with honours)
Dutch civil law (specialisation corporate law), University Utrecht, 2007 (with honours)
Publications
De Leeuw, A.E. (2023), Huwelijksvermogensrechtelijke schuldverhoudingen in de fiscaliteit (inaugural speech), Deventer: Wolters Kluwer
De Leeuw, A.E. (2020), Scheiding van zeggenschap en belang in de familiesfeer (dissertation), Deventer: Wolters Kluwer
De Leeuw, A.E. (2022), Opheffing van het testamentair bewind in de rechtspraak, Kwartaalbericht Estate Planning 2022(2)
De Leeuw, A.E & Winkenius, L.R.T. (2021), Certificering van aandelen bezien vanuit het perspecitef van economische eigendom, Kwartaalbericht Estate Planning 2021(2)
Arianne de Leeuw
Senior Associate - Tax Adviser
arianne.de.leeuw@loyensloeff.com
Amsterdam
Dutch, English
<p>Arianne de Leeuw, tax adviser, is a member of the Family Owned Business & Private Wealth practice group in our Amsterdam office.</p>
Arianne specialises in estate planning and advising high-net-worth individuals and focuses on, among other things, business transfers and family foundations/trusts.
In 2020 Arianne obtained her PhD in Tax Law, at Leiden University. Her research regards civil law and tax aspects of the separation of legal ownership of and control over assets, by way of (testamentary) administration, exchanging assets for depositary receipts (certificering) and trust(like) arrangements. Arianne regularly publishes on topics in the field of estate planning and the taxation of trusts/family foundations. Arianne is also affiliated to the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam as endowed professor Estate Planning.