Wiebe specialises in international and Dutch tax law, focusing on corporate transactions, investment funds and tax controversy. Since joining De Brauw, Wiebe has advised numerous multinationals and funds on complex cross-border M&A transactions, investment structures and tax disputes. Wiebe is actively involved in the tax expert group of the Dutch association of asset managers (DUFAS), the committee on legislative proposals of the Dutch association of tax advisors (NOB) and frequently lectures on international tax law, including at IBA conferences and at the universities of Amsterdam and Groningen. He is recognised by Chambers and Legal 500 with Chambers describing him as “very accessible, sharp, responsive and to the point” and Legal 500 referring to him as a “top-notch tax professional”.
Wiebe’s recent work includes advising:
“Wiebe assists clients with transactional tax matters, representing multinational corporations and private equity funds. One source describes him as being 'very accessible, sharp, responsive and to the point', while another notes: 'He has a good understanding of commercial issues.'”
Profession
Advocaat, admitted to the Bar in the Netherlands in 2007
Languages
Dutch, English
Education
University of Utrecht
University of Edinburgh
Additional positions
Guest lecturer at the universities of Groningen and Amsterdam
Member of the committee on legislative proposals (Commissie Wetsvoorstellen) of the Dutch Association of Tax Advisors (NOB)
Member of the tax committee of the Dutch association of asset managers (DUFAS)
Member of the tax committee of the International Bar Association (IBA)
23 December 2024
11 December 2024
9 December 2024
9 December 2024
9 December 2024
15 April 2024
21 February 2024
27 October 2023
17 February 2023
28 June 2021
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