Michiel Schul
Partner - Tax Adviser
Michiel Schul is a tax partner in the International Tax Services practice group and co-heads the New York office of Loyens & Loeff.
New York
Dutch, English, German
Michiel specializes in Dutch and international tax structuring for US multinational enterprises and investment funds. He has broad experience in advising US clients on cross-border restructurings, M&A, financing transactions, international holding structures and withholding tax issues. He frequently advises US companies that want to expand their business operations to Europe. He also counsels many clients on the impact of recent EU and OECD changes (e.g. ATAD 2 and 3, DAC6 and Pillar 2) on their investment structures.
He is a regular speaker at at international tax seminars and conferences, such as Tax Executives Institute, the International Fiscal Association (IFA) and the American Bar Association (ABA).
He publishes and speaks frequently about the impact of Pillar Two on US multinational enterprises with EU business operations.
Work highlights
Contributions
Qualifications
LL.M. in International Taxation, New York University, 2006
Tax law, University of Amsterdam, 2005
Tax economics, University of Amsterdam, 2003
Michiel Schul
Partner - Tax Adviser
michiel.schul@loyensloeff.com
New York
Dutch, English, German
<p>Michiel Schul is a tax partner in the International Tax Services practice group and co-heads the New York office of Loyens & Loeff.</p>
Michiel specializes in Dutch and international tax structuring for US multinational enterprises and investment funds. He has broad experience in advising US clients on cross-border restructurings, M&A, financing transactions, international holding structures and withholding tax issues. He frequently advises US companies that want to expand their business operations to Europe. He also counsels many clients on the impact of recent EU and OECD changes (e.g. ATAD 2 and 3, DAC6 and Pillar 2) on their investment structures.
He is a regular speaker at at international tax seminars and conferences, such as Tax Executives Institute, the International Fiscal Association (IFA) and the American Bar Association (ABA).
He publishes and speaks frequently about the impact of Pillar Two on US multinational enterprises with EU business operations.