Declan Blom
Associate - Tax Adviser
Declan Blom, Tax Adviser, is a member of the International Tax and Transfer Pricing practice group in our Amsterdam office.
Declan advises on matters related to tranfer pricing and international tax law. He has a special interest in helping clients with financial transactions, valuations, and decision-making based on economic modelling. He gained significant financial expertise during the Executive Master of M&A and Valuations, a two-year program focusing on all relevant theoretical and practical aspects of M&A and valuations. In 2024, he worked for six months in Loyens & Loeff's Brussels office and for another four months he was seconded to a financial advisory and valuation firm where he mainly worked on valuation projects in their office in Chicago (USA).
Contributions
Memberships
Dutch Association of Tax Advisers (NOB), 2021
Qualifications
Executive Master M&A and Valuation, University of Groningen, 2024
Master Business Administration: Digital Business track, University of Amsterdam, 2021
Bachelor Tax Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam, 2019
Bachelor Economics & Business Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam, 2019
Publications
Netherlands - The Dutch Court of The Dutch Court of Appeal Rules on Fundamental Transfer Pricing Questions Regarding a Business Reorganization, International Transfer Pricing Journal, 2024 (Volume 31), No. 6.
Declan Blom
Associate - Tax Adviser
declan.blom@loyensloeff.com
Amsterdam
Dutch, English
<p>Declan Blom, Tax Adviser, is a member of the International Tax and Transfer Pricing practice group in our Amsterdam office.</p>
Declan advises on matters related to tranfer pricing and international tax law. He has a special interest in helping clients with financial transactions, valuations, and decision-making based on economic modelling. He gained significant financial expertise during the Executive Master of M&A and Valuations, a two-year program focusing on all relevant theoretical and practical aspects of M&A and valuations. In 2024, he worked for six months in Loyens & Loeff's Brussels office and for another four months he was seconded to a financial advisory and valuation firm where he mainly worked on valuation projects in their office in Chicago (USA).