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Thomas Svane Jensen

Deloitte Denmark

Weidekampsgade 6

Postboks 1600

Copenhagen C 0900

Denmark

Tel: +45 25171855

Email: tsjensen@deloitte.dk

Website: www.deloitte.dk

Thomas Svane Jensen is the national indirect tax service line leader at Deloitte Denmark. Thomas has more than 18 years' experience working in indirect tax with Deloitte Denmark's Copenhagen and Deloitte in Slovakia's Bratislava offices, the Danish tax authorities, and an independent tax advisory company.

He has worked with clients doing business in the financial services, real estate, leisure, private equity, pharmaceuticals, and shipping industries, and is recognised as one of the leading indirect tax advisers.

Thomas has assisted large multinationals in their indirect tax planning and structuring including implementing indirect strategies/policies. He is also a leading driver in the Danish tax market for introducing tax technology, such as tax-enabled ERP, VAT data analytics, setting up tax control frameworks, and due date tracking systems.

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Lars Loftager Jørgensen

Deloitte Denmark

Weidekampsgade 6

Postboks 1600

Copenhagen C 0900

Denmark

Tel: +45 23422744

Email: ljoergensen@deloitte.dk

Website: www.deloitte.dk

Lars Loftager is an indirect tax partner at Deloitte Denmark and has been a part of the Deloitte member firm network since 1999. He has more than 30 years' indirect tax experience, including comprehensive knowledge of Danish and international VAT law. From 2008 to 2012, Lars was the country tax leader in Deloitte Denmark.

Lars' experience covers a wide range of industries with a focus on large multinational companies, public limited companies and institutions in recent years. One of Lars' current areas of focus is large infrastructure projects in Denmark, where he is advising the developers on the major Danish projects under construction.

Lars has authored numerous articles and is co-author of the comprehensive commentary on the Danish VAT Act, published by Thomson Reuters since 1994. He is also a prominent figure in the media expressing his views on tax changes and the impact on Danish companies.

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Thomas Frøbert

Bech-Bruun, Taxand Denmark

Jan Huusmann

PwC

Flemming Lind Johansen

KPMG Acor Tax

Mette Juul

Plesner

Tom Kári Kristjánsson

Plesner

Søren Lehmann Nielsen

Bruun & Hjejle

Carsten Pals

Bech-Bruun, Taxand Denmark

Kim Pedersen

EY

Peter Svendsen

EY

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