Managing Partner at Global Tax Support B.V.
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Lodewijk Derkman is a tax specialist with extensive experience advising large and mid-sized corporations, high-net-worth individuals and families, and real estate investors on complex national and international tax matters.
His expertise includes international and domestic business restructurings, holding and financing structures, M&A transactions, innovative companies, and estate planning. He particularly enjoys working on complex, cross-border matters where sound tax advice needs to be combined with a clear understanding of commercial objectives.
Lodewijk previously served as Senior Tax Manager at Baker Tilly Netherlands, where he was also a member of the international tax knowledge group. Before that, he worked as a Senior Tax Manager at a boutique tax advisory firm in The Hague.
Over the years, he has advised on numerous national and international business restructurings, as well as tax mediation and estate planning structures, including matters involving the Dutch business succession scheme.
Lodewijk is a member of the Nederlandse Orde van Belastingadviseurs (NOB), the Dutch association of tax advisers.
His approach is practical, strategic and focused on creating sustainable tax solutions that support both business and family objectives.
International Tax Advice
Advising internationally operating companies and private individuals.
Restructuring
Guiding restructurings.
Estate Planning
How much tax is due on the inheritance of your assets? How can you ensure that as little tax as possible is due?
Innovation Box
How does a company make maximum use of tax incentives for innovative companies?
Real Estate
Buying and selling real estate: what are the consequences for VAT and transfer tax?
Foundations and Associations
Foundations and associations have a special status under tax legislation and regulations. Advisory services are often aimed at managing tax risks and reaching sound agreements in consultation with the Tax and Customs Administration.
