Andersen helps minimize tax risks associated with transfer pricing and optimize global resource utilization. Leveraging a network of specialist tax advisors, they offer tailored solutions for pricing strategies, conflict resolution, and negotiations with tax authorities.
Expertises
At Andersen Tax, we offer end-to-end services across all areas of tax law – including corporate and personal income tax, international and EU tax law, VAT, customs and excise duties, inheritance and registration taxes, as well as local and regional taxes.
Our team of specialized lawyers supports clients with both advisory services and dispute resolution, including tax regularizations.
We combine deep expertise in national and international tax regulations with a pragmatic, solution-oriented approach. Clients value us not only for our technical know-how, but also for our strategic insight and clear communication.
Tax disputes: strategy, expertise, and results-driven action.
When a dispute arises with the tax authorities, a strategic approach to litigation is essential. Our litigation team has years of experience handling the most complex tax procedures – both during the administrative phase and before national and international courts.
We build every defense on a thorough analysis and deep understanding of the case. This allows us to achieve the best possible outcome for our clients- ranging from negotiated settlements to administrative or judicial proceedings, including representation before the highest courts.
Our expertise covers all areas of taxation:
We also handle criminal tax matters with the same level of precision and dedication.
Proactive advice with a sharp focus on fiscal risks and opportunities.
In an increasingly complex and international tax environment, a forward-looking tax strategy is essential. Our advisory work is grounded in deep knowledge of legislation and case law – as well as administrative practices and emerging trends.
We advise companies, financial institutions, investors, and private clients on a wide range of tax matters, always tailored to their activities, goals, and industry. Thanks to close collaboration between our practice groups, we deliver tax optimization strategies that are legally sound, operationally practical, and fully aligned with our clients’ needs.
Our advisory services include, among others:
Discreet and trusted guidance.
Clients seeking to regularize undeclared income or assets can count on our full support – delivered with discretion and integrity. Our process begins with an in-depth analysis of the situation, identifying potential risks, and crafting a regularization strategy that safeguards our client’s interests to the fullest extent.
We prepare the complete regularization file, negotiate with the relevant authorities, and guide clients through every step of the process until completion. Our experience spans both national and international regularizations, with particular attention to the fiscal and criminal law implications.
Following regularization, we assist clients in structuring their assets in a compliant and forward-thinking manner- ensuring future risks are minimized.
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03.11.2026
•Tax Law, Andersen in Belgium
In its judgment of 18 June 2026, the Belgian Court of Cassation settled an important question concerning the deductibility of expenses incurred in making a holiday residence available to a company director: must these expenses be capped at the amount of the benefit in kind (BIK) taxed in the hands of the director? The Court answered in the negative.

03.11.2026
•Tax Law, Andersen in Belgium
In a rather surprising judgment of 14 September 2026 (F.23.0097.F), the Belgian Court of Cassation failed to correctly identify the legislature's objectives when introducing the flat-rate tax regime for copyright and related rights income. The courts should swiftly distance themselves from this judgment!

02.11.2026
•Tax Law, Event
On December 3rd our Tax Partner Sébastien Watelet will hold a conference during the 3rd edition of Inspirations, a Cafés-Conseils (UCM) event dedicated to accounting professionals.

30.10.2026
•Tax Law, Andersen in Belgium
In its judgment of 8 May 2026, the Court of Cassation reaffirmed an important limitation on the tax authorities’ power to impose an assessment ex officio: where a taxpayer is assessed ex officio for failing to respond to a notice of adjustment, the assessment may only be based on income already identified in that notice. The tax authorities cannot introduce additional income that the taxpayer has never had an opportunity to challenge.