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Loyens & Loeff NY regularly posts ‘Snippets' on a range of EU tax and legal topics. This Snippet describes the treatment of consolidated joint ventures (‘JV') under Pillar Two (‘P2').

From full-blown crisis situations to evaluating the compliance framework, today's experts can advise ...

Co-investments have gained momentum in private equity (PE), driven by investors seeking high-return deals alongside private equity firms.

Today more than ever, the fund industry has to deal with a shortage of qualified people. It is paramount, especially in law firms, to provide juniors with the necessary tools to help them better...

On the occasion of Paperjam's 5th Real Estate Seated Dinner Party feat Paperjam x LuxReal Awards 2025, organised by Paperjam Club and LuxReal on 02 October at Casino 2000...

Dutch women still earn on average 10.5% less per hour than men, according to figures from Statistics Netherlands.

On 1 April 2024, the Debt Collection Service Providers Quality Act (Wet kwaliteit incassodienstverlening, Wki) entered into force.

DNB recently published its Vision on Supervision 2025 – 2028 (Visie op Toezicht 2025 – 2028), outlining its supervisory vision for the upcoming years.

The Netherlands currently applies the ‘similarity approach' to classify foreign entities. In short, this approach means that one looks at the most similar Dutch equivalent of the foreign...

The ‘M-GmbH' ruling of the European Court of Justice (‘ECJ'), issued on 15 April 2021, paves the way for a broader application of the VAT group than most EU countries currently apply.

On 26 June 2025, the United States (U.S.) Treasury announced an agreement with the other G7 countries regarding the application of the OECD Pillar Two rules to U.S.-parented multinational enterprises (U.S. MNEs).

On 1 February 2024, the Belgian Parliament approved a new Book 6 of the Civil Code, which introduces significant changes to the country's tort liability regime.

The screening of foreign direct investments (FDI) is a hot topic in Belgium. As the number of screenings continues to rise, investors are faced with practical questions...

The Belgian government has completed its budgetary discussions. The traditional State of the Union on the 2nd Tuesday of October went ahead.

In recent years, the number of "management companies" has grown significantly, partly because of their tax-friendly regime. The government now aims to reduce this attractiveness.

While the buzz around sustainability reporting is fading, the supervisory dimension of environmental risks looms on the horizon. This trend is underscored by a recent ECB decision on 10 November 2025...

EU banks now operate with stronger capital and liquidity positions following post-crisis reforms, but attention is shifting to how the framework functions in practice. Fragmentation within the single market, regulatory complexity, and the implementation of Basel III standards are emerging as central policy concerns. France, Italy and Spain are exploring ideas to facilitate cross-border banking activity while the European Commission reviews the sector's competitiveness.

The AFM has published a consultation document on new guidelines for sustainability claims (see: link). The guidelines aim to provide clarity on the use of sustainability claims by financial...