Decisions involving transactions, investments, organizational structures or employee participation can have tax implications. Involving the relevant tax expertise early makes it possible to identify those implications as part of the decision-making process rather than addressing them only afterwards.

VanLoman combines specialist knowledge across different tax disciplines to address questions that may involve more than one area of taxation. This breadth makes it possible to consider the wider tax context rather than approaching each issue in isolation.

VanLoman advises on international transactions and structures as part of its tax practice. By considering the relevant tax disciplines together, specialists can help organizations understand the tax implications of cross-border structures and decisions. 

Transfer pricing concerns the pricing of transactions between related entities. It is particularly relevant for organizations operating across jurisdictions, where transactions between group companies need to be considered from a tax perspective. VanLoman provides specialist advice on transfer pricing as part of its broader tax practice. 

Tax considerations can affect different stages of a transaction, from structuring and due diligence to the tax treatment of transaction costs and the structure after completion. VanLoman advises clients on the tax aspects of mergers, acquisitions and other transactions, bringing specialist tax expertise into the wider decision-making process. 

VanLoman provides specialist tax advice across a broad range of areas, including corporate income tax, indirect tax, payroll tax, mergers and acquisitions, international transactions and structures, transfer pricing, tax compliance, employee participation, investment funds and tax litigation.