vanOlde supported the successful acquisition of H2O Innovation bestUV by H2O Innovation
vanOlde worked with Levenbach and the shareholders of H2O Innovation bestUV on the tax aspects of this transaction.
vanOlde worked with Levenbach and the shareholders of H2O Innovation bestUV on the tax aspects of this transaction.
vanOlde had the pleasure of once again advising Boelens de Gruyter on tax matters, this time in connection with the share acquisition of a nationwide portfolio of nine leased retail properties (HEMA and Jumbo).
Odin Group has acquired the managed services activities of Nexxt. vanOlde provided tax advice to (the shareholders of) NEXXT and worked closely with JB Law on the transaction.
Recent Dutch case law shows that the tax treatment of a ‘lucrative interest’ (in practice often the same as a carried interest) continues to develop and that outcomes may differ significantly depending on both the structure and the court involved.
vanOlde has once again had the pleasure of advising Boelens de Gruyter on a transaction, this time in connection with the acquisition of a retail property located at Rivièradreef 24 in Haarlem (Schalkwijk Shopping Centre).
VanOlde advised Boelens de Gruyter on the acquisition of the property at Buikslotermeerplein in Amsterdam-Noord. The transaction represents a strong long-term investment in the further development of the Boven ’t Y shopping centre.
On 16 September 2025, the Dutch caretaker government presented the Tax Plan 2026. Read our four key takeaways for (real estate) investors, funds and managers
Today, the Supreme Court ruled in two key cases that Belgian holding companies were not entitled to the Dutch dividend withholding exemption under Article 4(2) of the 1965 Act, due to abuse of law.
As follows from the 2025 Spring Memorandum, published today, the Dutch government is preparing legislation to make the tax treatment of stock options for employees of startups and scale-ups more attractive.
Gerard van der Linden and Axel Nielsen analysed the recent ORA judgment (ECLI:NL:HR:2024:706). This judgment changes the qualification of financial instruments such as SAFEs, convertible loans and AT1 instruments.