Loyens & Loeff is recommended for its tax legal services, provided by a team of lawyers and tax advisers. The firm has offices in Amsterdam, Brussels, Luxembourg and Zurich. It focuses on international tax, transactions, private client, real estate and transfer pricing. Key contacts are partners Beat Baumgartner and Fabian Sutter.

The firm advised the North American Private Equity Group on the reconfiguration of its European holding structure with Swiss and Benelux subsidiaries. It also acted for a European chemicals group on efficient structuring, pertaining to management incentive planning.

Associates Seraina Graf, Selina Many and Pascal Hammerer joined the firm in 2022.

Client feedback

“Beat Baumgartner is incredibly responsive, extremely knowledgeable and approaches tax issues with a creative mindset, but always mindful of the client's business and commercial objectives. Selina Many is also an impressive tax attorney.”

“Technical expert with excellent knowledge of our business.”

“Extremely knowledgeable, strong pragmatism, very well organised and effective results. Team at personal level were outstanding, down to earth and always willing to help.”

“Responsiveness and high technical quality.”

“Expertise in the cross-border M&A, experiences working with companies based in Canada with foreign operations. Loyens' tax and corporate groups working collaboratively on our file, one single point of contact is also very appreciated as that organize the flow of information back and forth more efficiently. responsive and flexible to accompany client's ask.  always have the right personnel and continuity on our file.”

“Very professional, involved, and creative.”

“They are extremely knowledgeable about Swiss tax and how to work the tax authorities at the cantonal level.”

“Tax knowledge, easy access, provide high quality services, proactive.”

“They are reactive, creative, they think outside of the box, always within the boundaries of what is acceptable not only from a regulatory perspective but also taking into account public perception.”