Bart Buytaert
Managing Associate, Brussels
“Passionate about tax law and pleased to advise clients on their wide range of complex tax matters, with a thorough understanding of their business.”
Overview
Professional experience
Education and qualifications
Published works
Overview
Bart is a managing associate in the Brussels tax group with a particular interest in R&D tax incentives, international taxation restructurings, investment funds and general tax structuring.
Work highlights
His recent experience includes:
- the application of the innovation income deduction, the R&D tax credit, and various other R&D incentives for clients in various sectors
- guiding clients through the new Pillar 2 minimum taxation legislation
- advising companies in State aid proceedings regarding the Belgian excess profit ruling system
- tax aspects of investment funds (at each stage of the lifecycle)
- advising various clients on financial taxes (e.g., the tax on securities accounts and the tax on stock exchange transactions)
- cross-border reorganisations
- advising on withholding tax matters and anti-tax avoidance rules (e.g. the EBITDA interest limitation)
- representing various clients in tax audits and before the Courts
Professional experience
Bart joined the tax practice at Linklaters in 2018.
Education and qualifications
Bart holds a Master of Laws and a Master of Business Economics from Ghent University, as well as a complementary Master of Tax Law from the Université Libre de Bruxelles.
Bart works in Dutch, English and French.
Bart works in Dutch, English and French.
Published works
- M. POSSOZ en B. BUYTAERT, “De nieuwe EBITDA-interestaftrekbeperking”, TFR 2019/8, nr. 560, p. 378-399.
- M. POSSOZ en B. BUYTAERT, “Beperking interestaftrek (ATAD) : precisering overgangsregeling”, Fisc. 2019, nr. 1627, p. 4.
- M. POSSOZ, B. BUYTAERT en E. TRAVERSA, "The 100th Anniversary of the Belgian Income Tax”, Intertax 2019, vol. 47, nr. 12, p. 1103-1107.