Peter Adriaansen
Partner - Tax Adviser
Peter Adriaansen focuses on Luxembourg and EU tax advice, with particular expertise in cross-border structuring. He regularly advises Luxembourg-based multinational enterprises and family offices on international tax matters.
Peter Adriaansen advises on Luxembourg and EU tax matters, with a strong focus on cross-border structuring for multinational enterprises and family offices. He assists clients on a broad range of international tax matters involving Luxembourg and the interaction between domestic and EU tax frameworks.
He provides advice on cross-border structures and investments, and supports clients in navigating complex international tax issues in a multi-jurisdictional setting. His work is centred on helping clients address the tax aspects of their international activities involving Luxembourg.
Peter’s practice is particularly relevant to clients seeking clear and practical advice on cross-border matters with a Luxembourg dimension. He acts for Luxembourg-based multinational enterprises and family offices and brings a broad perspective to matters that require coordination across jurisdictions.
Work highlights
Contributions
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08-12-2025Tax trends and developments for MNEs in 2026
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28-11-2024Tax Trends and Developments for MNEs in 2025
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29-12-2022EU Tax Alert 198
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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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28-01-2022Further. Better. Together.
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28-01-2022The Luxembourg real estate levy
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23-03-2021EU Member States approve DAC7
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17-12-20192020 Dutch Budget adopted
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Peter Adriaansen
Partner - Tax Adviser
peter.adriaansen@loyensloeff.com
Luxembourg, Amsterdam
French, English, German, Dutch
<p>Peter Adriaansen focuses on Luxembourg and EU tax advice, with particular expertise in cross-border structuring. He regularly advises Luxembourg-based multinational enterprises and family offices on international tax matters.</p>
Peter Adriaansen advises on Luxembourg and EU tax matters, with a strong focus on cross-border structuring for multinational enterprises and family offices. He assists clients on a broad range of international tax matters involving Luxembourg and the interaction between domestic and EU tax frameworks.
He provides advice on cross-border structures and investments, and supports clients in navigating complex international tax issues in a multi-jurisdictional setting. His work is centred on helping clients address the tax aspects of their international activities involving Luxembourg.
Peter’s practice is particularly relevant to clients seeking clear and practical advice on cross-border matters with a Luxembourg dimension. He acts for Luxembourg-based multinational enterprises and family offices and brings a broad perspective to matters that require coordination across jurisdictions.