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Senior Counsel PwC Legal Brussels +32 (0)2 710 78 17 veronique.de.brabanter@pwc.com Languages: Dutch, English, French Bar admissions: Member of the Brussels Bar BiographyVéronique's practice focuses on dispute resolution and litigation related to all types of taxes. With 24 years' experience, Véronique advises both Belgian and international clients on procedural matters and in handling both administrative and Court proceedings (such as complex transfer pricing cases). She is a guest lecturer at Ghent University. Recent matters highlights
Practice areasAudit support, Dispute Resolution, Pre-litigation, Litigation, Controversy management Sector specialisationsAutomotive, Food and beverage, Consumer goods, Media, Real estate, Tourism, Transport Academic qualifications
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Partner PwC Legal Brussels +32 (0)2 710 78 05 Languages: Dutch, English, French Bar admissions: Member of the Brussels Bar BiographyWith 34 years of experience in taxation, Ine leads the tax policy, tax dispute resolution and tax litigation practice at PwC Legal, an independent law firm. She assists clients in relation with direct and mostly indirect tax litigation, tax dispute resolution and policy. Ine lectures at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (LLM International Tax Law programme) and is a guest lecturer at Liège University, Antwerp University and the VUB Diplomatic Academy. Ine is the (co)-author of multiple articles and book chapters on the case law of the Court of Justice (also on the EU Charter of Fundamental rights) and regularly speaks on this topic (annual seminar on ECJ case law in VAT by the EU Commission with Vienna University). Recent matters highlights
Practice areasPolicy design, Audit defense, Dispute Resolution, Litigation, Controversy management Sector specialisationsAutomotive, Financial Services, Government and public policy, Media, Transport Associations membershipsMember of the International Fiscal Association, the European Commission's VAT Expert Group (since 2012), the OECD's Consumption Tax Technical Advisory Group, the British Chamber and Co-chair of Amcham Belgium's indirect tax subcommittee Academic QualificationsPost-graduate degree in tax studies (special prize for international taxation), Fiscale Hogeschool Brussels, 1984-1986 & Master's Degree in Law (cum laude), University of Ghent, 1979-1984 |
Astrid Pieron |
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Partner Mayer Brown Brussels +32 (0)2 5515968 Languages: French/English/Dutch Bar admissions: Brussels BiographyAstrid Pieron focuses on tax transactions and Transfer Pricing. She heads Mayer Brown's European transfer pricing centre and coordinates transfer pricing strategies and controversies in Europe. She participates in the EU Platform for tax good governance. Astrid previously served as a non-governmental member to the EU joint transfer pricing forum. Recent matter highlights
Practice areasCross-border project management, M&A, Audit support, International tax advisory, Transfer pricing Sector specialisationsConsumer goods and services, Energy, Financial services, Healthcare Association membershipsVice -chair of Amcham EU tax committee Academic qualificationsMlaw, Université Catholique de Louvain 1981; Master in Tax law, ICHEC, 1988 |
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