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Jelle Zier
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Jelle Zier is an attorney-at-law based in the Netherlands with extensive experience in corporate law and corporate secretarial matters across the Netherlands, Switzerland, Luxembourg and France. He focuses particularly on multi-jurisdictional migrations, intercompany liquidations, mergers and other corporate governance matters.
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Luxembourg SARL Without a Bank Account: 2026 Reform
Corporate law
The article discusses a 2026 reform affecting Luxembourg's private limited liability company (SARL) structure, specifically regarding bank account requirements. It outlines the previous requirements and the changes introduced by the reform. The piece is aimed at founders and companies establishing entities in Luxembourg. It covers practical implications for company formation procedures.4 September, 2026
Luxembourg SARL Without a Bank Account: 2026 Reform
Corporate law
The article discusses a 2026 reform affecting Luxembourg's private limited liability company (SARL) structure, specifically regarding bank account requirements. It outlines the previous requirements and the changes introduced by the reform. The piece is aimed at founders and companies establishing entities in Luxembourg. It covers practical implications for company formation procedures.4 September, 2026
Virtual General Meetings in the Netherlands: What the New Act Means for Boards
Corporate law
This article examines new Dutch legislation permitting virtual general meetings for Dutch BVs and NVs. It explains what boards need to know about holding shareholder meetings remotely. The piece addresses procedural and governance implications of the new act. It is intended for corporate boards and legal advisers managing Dutch entities.28 August, 2026
Enterprise Chamber Proceedings in the Netherlands: The Right of Inquiry Explained
Corporate law
This article explains the right of inquiry procedure before the Dutch Enterprise Chamber, used by minority shareholders in a Dutch BV who suspect mismanagement. It outlines when and how such proceedings can be initiated. The piece covers the legal framework and practical considerations for shareholders and companies. It is aimed at parties involved in corporate governance disputes.21 August, 2026
A Dutch-Speaking Lawyer in Switzerland: What WVT Can Do for You
Corporate lawFiscal law
This article outlines how WVT supports Dutch-speaking clients establishing a presence in Switzerland, covering incorporation choices between GmbH and AG, cantonal selection, work and residence permits, and cross-border tax matters under the Netherlands-Switzerland tax treaty. It also discusses Switzerland's new beneficial ownership transparency register (LETA). The piece is structured around common issues Dutch entrepreneurs face when setting up in Switzerland and includes an FAQ section.14 August, 2026
What Is ATAD 3? The Unshell Directive and What Replaced It
Fiscal lawCorporate law
This article discusses the EU's ATAD 3 (Unshell) Directive proposal and the developments that replaced it, relevant to holding companies in Luxembourg, the Netherlands and other EU jurisdictions. It covers the substance requirements originally proposed and how the regulatory landscape evolved. The piece is aimed at groups managing EU holding structures.7 August, 2026
Pitfalls in International M&A Tax Planning: What Acquirers Get Wrong
Fiscal lawCorporate law
This article addresses common mistakes acquirers make in international M&A tax planning, using the example of a buyer acquiring a target with subsidiaries in multiple jurisdictions. It highlights structuring pitfalls and their tax consequences. The piece is intended for acquirers and their advisers involved in cross-border transactions.31 July, 2026
International Tax Structuring Done Right: A Practical Guide for Cross-Border Groups
Fiscal lawCorporate law
This guide addresses practical international tax structuring considerations for cross-border groups, illustrated by an example of a founder shifting intellectual property between jurisdictions. It covers key structuring principles for multinational groups. The piece is aimed at founders and finance leads managing cross-border operations.24 July, 2026Talk to our legal team
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