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KPMG Central Services

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TaxYB

Thierry Blockerye

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Thierry Charon

Loyens & Loeff

Christophe De Waele

Deloitte Belgium

Guido De Wit

Linklaters

Guy Decoene

Deloitte Belgium

Koen Dewilde

VAT Square

Bert Gevers

Loyens & Loeff

Jeroen Gobbin

KPMG Central Services

Charlene HerbainPwC Legal

Olivier Hody

Deloitte Belgium

Stéphanie Houx

Allen & Overy

Ine Lejeune

Law Square

Nick Moris

Deloitte Belgium

Liesbet Nevelsteen

Deloitte Belgium

Wim Panis

Stibbe

Chris Platteeuw

Fernand Rutten

Deloitte Belgium

Eric Schmitz

PwC

Danny Stas

Laga

Johan van der Paal

Deloitte Belgium

Pieter van Hoecke

Deloitte Belgium

Annick van Hoorebeke

Baker McKenzie

Jan van Moorsel

Geert Vandenplas

Stijn Vastmans

Tiberghien

Wouter Villette

PwC

Stéphane Wilmet

Liedekerke Wolters Waelbroeck Kirkpatrick

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