Dr Ruud (R.P.) van den Dool
Tax advisor
Ruud van den Dool is a tax lecturer, author and speaker. As off counsel, he provides our lawyers with occasional tax technical support, particularly in civil cases, as well as SRA's tax technical office. He is Associate Professor of Fiscal Economics at the University of Amsterdam and guest lecturer in the Fiscal Economics program at Erasmus University Rotterdam. He is a member and/or contributor to various editorial boards of tax journals and books, such as 'Vakstudie-Nieuws', 'Tijdschrift Fiscaal Ondernemingsrecht', 'Compendium Vennootschapsbelasting' and 'De fiscale positie van de dga'.
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Areas of practice
Education
- Ebbinge, Course Supervisor New Style, 2021
- Dissertation Erasmus University Rotterdam, 2009
- European Fiscal Studies, Erasmus University Rotterdam, 1994Erasmus University Rotterdam, 1991
Memberships
- Dutch Association for Tax Science
- Royal Dutch Society for Domestic Science
- International Fiscal Association (IFA)
- M&A platform The Hague
Additional positions
- Member of the editorial board of the Kluwer Fiscal Business Law Magazine.
- Connected to bureau vaktechniek SRA, a professional organization to which ca 380 accounting firms are affiliated.
- Lecturer fiscal economics Master phase at the Erasmus University Rotterdam where he teaches the subjects "Taxation of multinational companies" and "International and European tax law".
- Author "Compendium Vennootschapsbelasting", Deventer: Kluwer
- Author FED Brochure "Valuation of obsolete shares for taxation" Deventer: Kluwer
- Author Fiscale Monografie: Verhouding fiscale wetgeving en BV-recht (working title), Deventer: Kluwer.
- Annotator Vakstudie Nieuws, Deventer: Kluwer
- Lecturer various in-house and external (professional) training courses, for tax advisory organizations, RB, NBA/VERA, Kluwer, Postgraduate Education Tax Science, Nyenrode University
- Author of a multitude of academic and more popular articles in the field of taxation of dga, very wealthy individual and corporate tax.
Languages
Dutch, English, German