Redmar Wolf Partner
Personal quote / vision
Attention and enthusiasm make everything better.
Specialist experience
- Over thirty years of experience in all kinds of aspects of (international) VAT, transfer tax and other indirect taxes. Advising, but where necessary also litigating. In addition, always looking for scientific depth. The combination of theory and practice adds value.
Specific client experience
- Advising on real estate; purchase, development and sale. Assessing tax risks in advance and coordinating with the tax authorities where necessary. If there is an irreconcilable difference of opinion, litigation may be an option. I also have extensive experience in this, including at the Court of Justice.
Education and work experience
- 1984 - 1988 | Utrecht University | Dutch Law.
- 1988 - 1990 | University of Amsterdam | Tax Law.
- 2010 | University of Groningen | Doctorate in Law (dr).
After completing my studies, I joined Baker McKenzie Amsterdam in 1991 as a lawyer-tax consultant. In early 2023, I made the switch to Forvis Mazars.
Additional positions
- Professor of tax law, University of Groningen (RUG).
- Deputy judge, Arnhem-Leeuwarden Court of Appeal.
- Author/editor for various tax publications by Sdu.
- Author/editor for NLFiscaal.
- Permanent lecturer at NEPROM.
- Chairman of the neighborhood association De Vogelwijk.
- Member of the appeals committee of the Squash Bond Nederland.
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Pages associated to Redmar Wolf
Who we are
- VAT: Stricter Rules for Pickup Transactions
- Transfer tax: anticipate now on the expiration of the concurrent exemption in share transactions?
- Overdrachtsbelasting: verval samenloopvrijstelling bij aandelentransacties?
- Meer btw-duidelijkheid bij verkoop verhuurd vastgoed door projectontwikkelaar
- Het wetsvoorstel vastgoedaandelentransacties en de rol van de Hoge Raad
- Overdrachtsbelasting; een nieuw regime voor vastgoedaandelentransacties
- Wijziging regelgeving inzake btw-heffing tussen vaste inrichting en hoofdhuis bij fiscale eenheid
- VAT tax on commissioners and supervisors clarified
- Does a municipality act in the operation of cemeters as government?