Hub C.H. Stolker, Author at Global Compliance News

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Hub C.H. Stolker

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Hub Stolker is a tax adviser and lawyer in Baker McKenzie's International Tax Practice Group in Amsterdam. In addition to advising on general corporate tax law, he also represents multinational enterprises in transfer pricing, cross-border business restructurings, supply chain optimization, double taxation avoidance, mutual agreements procedures and tax-related arbitration. Hub frequently publishes articles on tax in BNA magazine and leads internal transfer pricing technical sessions. He has also conducted lectures at the Maastricht University and various conferences.

In Tax

Netherlands: Ahead of Tax & Legal Conference

At the Ahead of Tax & Legal Conference 2023, taking place on 1 June 2023, Baker McKenzie tax and legal experts will highlight three important themes: race to net zero, innovation and the international business climate.

In Cybersecurity, Data and Tech

Multijurisdictional: Tax Challenges of the Digitalized Enterprise

June 19, 2021 by Armando Cabrera-Nolasco, Bruno Dominguez, Tamara Levin, Carlos Linares-GarcIa, Amanda T. Kottke, Michelle Martinez, Donna McComber, Andrew O Brien-Penney, Nikolaus Reinhuber, Hub C.H. Stolker, Gene Tien, Antonio Weffer and Vladimir Zivkovic 1 Min Read

The tax challenges of the digital economy may catch historically non-digital companies by surprise as they “go digital.” Baker McKenzie’s Special Report, Digital Revolution: Transfer Pricing on the Global Tax Battlefield provides insight into digital technology trends non-digital businesses are incorporating and the key tax trends companies must actively navigate including industry sector case studies, transfer pricing considerations, multilateral and unilateral measures, transfer pricing audits and dispute resolution.

In Europe

Reminder of Dutch CBCR Compliance Requirements

July 25, 2017 by Margreet G. Nijhof and Hub C.H. Stolker 4 Mins Read

CBCR legislation has been effective in many countries starting from 1 January 2016. In the Netherlands this deadline was extended for the first year to 1 September 2017. Groups with a reporting year that ends after 31 August 2017 will not have an extended deadline for this notification.