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Position: Partner, Attorney at Law, Head of tax controversy & litigation
Practice Areas:
Tax controversy
Jurisdictions:
Languages:
Dutch
English
Italian
German
French
Biography

Started practicing in 1994, joined the partnership in 2004. Currently leading the tax controversy & litigation practice in the Netherlands and also head of KPMG internationals tax controversy & dispute resolution services. Focus on representing clients in tax disputes both domestic and international, in structuring defense files, supporting clients through tax audits, settlements, MAP and tax litigations. Attorney at law (advocaat) admitted to the Dutch Bar.

Recent matter highlights
  • Representing client in large tax litigation involving both tax and criminal issues
  • Representing client in complex dispute involving international tax aspects
  • Succesful MAP case conclusion involving tax treaty interpretation matters and transfer pricing
Key practice areas

Dispute resolution: 

  • Arbitration
  • Audit defence
  • Audit support
  • Controversy management
  • Dispute resolution
  • Litigation
  • MAPs/ADRs
  • Pre-litigation
  • State aid
Sector expertise
  • Automotive
  • Construction and materials
  • Food and beverage
  • Gaming
  • Healthcare
  • Industrials
  • Insurance
  • Natural resources
  • Pharmaceutical and life sciences
Academic qualifications
  • LLM Tax law, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, 1994
  • LLM Notarial Law, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, 1994
Network memberships
  • Dutch Association of Tax Advisors (NOB), 1994
  • Member of the disciplinary board NOB, 2025
Bar Admissions
  • Dutch Bar (NOVA), 2015
Address:
Laan van Langerhuize 9
Amstelveen, 1186 DS
Netherlands
Tel:+31621558290 Email:Contact this practitioner Website:https://www.meijburg.nl/specialismen/tax-controversy-litigation