Jasper Bossuyt is a member of the Tax Practice Group focussing on Belgian and international tax advisory, transactional and litigation work.
He assists clients in domestic and cross-border transactions, including corporate and structured finance, M&A, real estate transactions and (debt) restructuring. He has specific knowledge of and regularly advises on all aspects of Belgian corporate tax law, including taxation of investment funds and double tax treaties. His experience further includes advising Belgian and international clients during tax audits and assisting clients in administrative procedures (including MAP) and judicial proceedings before all Belgian tribunals and courts.
Jasper studied law at KU Leuven (2012), Tilburg University (2012) and Duke University (2011). He holds an LL.M. in taxation from Université Libre de Bruxelles and an LL.M. from Harvard Law School as a Fulbright and Harvard BOAS scholar. He was a visiting scholar at Harvard Law School in 2016. In 2020 he obtained a Ph.D. on tax treaty interpretation (KU Leuven).
Jasper is also a researcher and lecturer affiliated with the Institute of Tax Law at KU Leuven where he lectures on corporate taxation (Brussels campus). He regularly publishes in national and international journals and books and has received various recognitions in this respect. He has authored a book on tax treaty interpretation (PhD, 2022) and on the income tax aspects of royalties (2014).
Before joining Liedekerke in September 2020, Jasper worked at an international law firm.
