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Loyens & Loeff – Developments in tariffs and their interaction with transfer pricing

Tariffs are by no means a new phenomenon, but recent developments have had a profound impact on global supply chains and international trade. From the US tariff waves introduced under the Trump administration to the retaliatory measures imposed by key trading partners, including the European Union, protectionist policies have re-emerged as a defining feature of the international trade landscape. As tariffs represent a cost in the supply chain, these may trigger important transfer pricing considerations for multinational enterprises.

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Loyens & Loeff – US fund managers raising capital in Europe: mind a potential EU marketing blackout in case of a material change to Luxembourg fund documentation – New York office Snippet

US fund managers (𝗨𝗦𝗙𝗠𝘀) raising capital in Europe typically establish a Luxembourg access point to their fund complex, usually in the form of a special limited partnership (𝗦𝗖𝗦𝗽), managed by a Luxembourg authorised alternative investment fund manager (𝗟𝘂𝘅 𝗔𝗜𝗙𝗠), allowing the fund to be marketed across the EU under the marketing passport to professional investors.

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Houthoff: The Dutch ‘Stichting’

The Dutch ‘stichting’, also referred to as ‘foundation’, is an already widely used type of legal entity, allowing major corporates, investors and others around the globe to separate economic interest and control (whether permanently or temporarily) in ways they do not manage to do effectively through structures available in other jurisdictions. We believe that the stichting could be used even more extensively in international deal making and governance situations in years to come.

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