Corporate Business
The right structure starts with coherence
Large companies operate in a playing field full of change, pressure, and opportunities. From governance to sustainability, from taxation to innovation: only with an integrated approach can strategy, structure, and compliance remain in balance. HVK Stevens helps corporations maintain control over their legal and tax reality and be ready for whatever comes next
Expertise
Corporate financing
Guidance in setting up the legal infrastructure for financing transactions, including securitized debt financing
Restructuring
Restructuring requires strategic planning, legal coordination, and tax efficiency to support sustainable organizational success
Deals
Successful mergers, acquisitions, and demergers require strategic insight and careful execution in legal, tax, and financial matters. HVK Stevens guides you through the entire process
Innovation box
Tax incentive for structural R&D
Corporate compliance
Effective corporate tax compliance ensures risk management, regulatory compliance, and sustainable business operations
Charity
Charitable causes and social involvement, strategic choices for corporate business and asset structures
Corporate governance
Legal and tax foundations of structure and management
CSRD
Legal and tax preparation for sustainability reporting
Real estate
Real estate within corporations, legal and tax guidance on value and structure
Ruling practice
Assisting multinationals in obtaining advance certainty in the form of an Advance Tax Ruling or an Advance Pricing Agreement with the Dutch Tax and Customs Administration
Transfer pricing
An accurate, compliant transfer pricing policy is essential for managing international tax risks
Tax controversy & Litigation
Resolving tax disputes requires strategic advocacy, in-depth technical knowledge, and experience with complex procedures and negotiations
Corporate Business Team
Publicaties
Belgian holding companies are not entitled to the Dutch dividend withholding exemption
Even if an investment structure has been set up and maintained for genuine economic reasons, it may still be considered ‘abusive’, which could result in the Dutch dividend withholding exemption not being applicable