Transfer pricing adjustments: why they impact your VAT & Customs position
This article explains why TP adjustments matter for VAT and customs, explores the latest legal and practical developments, and outlines steps you can take to mitigate risk.
With more than 10 years' experience working in indirect tax Robert-Jan enjoys advising businesses on all matters around Dutch and international indirect tax.
His work involves providing consulting and advisory services on the more complicated aspects of large and complex businesses. He works across all sectors with extensive experience in the multi-level-marketing, airline and health care sectors.
He is delighted to be one of the facilitators in the International Indirect Tax Training program Grant Thornton offers to their junior and mediors and to be part of Grant Thornton International's EMEA indirect tax committee. This role enables him to work with member firms and colleagues across the world, share knowledge and best practice, as well as train and mentor our people.
Experience
Robert-Jan graduated fiscal law at the Tilburg University with a master in indirect taxation in 2010. During his study, Robert-Jan worked as student employee at KPMG and Ernst & Young from 2007 until 2010. In 2010, Robert-Jan became a member of the Grant Thornton’s European VAT and Customs team in the Netherlands. In 2018 Robert-Jan graduated the post-master in Indirect Tax Assurance. In 2020 Robert-Jan completed the Young Executive Program.
Sector experience
Robert-Jan practices international value added tax and is a leading partner on pan-European VAT compliance and advisory projects.
Specific experience
Robert-Jan is a leading member of the Tax Technology Group of Grant Thornton Netherlands, with a main focus on VAT related tax automation solutions, such as VAT compliance automation and the VAT checker developed by Grant Thornton Netherlands. Robert-Jan is also a member of our Health Care Industry Group.
This article explains why TP adjustments matter for VAT and customs, explores the latest legal and practical developments, and outlines steps you can take to mitigate risk.
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