Prof. dr. H.T.P.M. van den Hurk (Hoogleraar Europese Inkomsten- en Vennootschapsbelastingen)
Bouillonstraat 1-3
Room A1.026-d
Maastricht
P.O. Box 616
NL-6200 MD Maastricht
The Netherlands
Phone: +31 (0)43 3883361/83148
Fax: + 31 (0)43 3884907
E-mail: hans.vandenhurk@maastrichtuniversity.nl
Office hours: Variable, appointments via e-mail
List of publications: Metis
Curriculum Vitae
Hans van den Hurk (1960) is an international tax partner with Deloitte in the Netherlands. He became partner with Arthur Andersen in 2000 and joined Deloitte in June 2002.
Hans works on several inbound and outbound clients. Besides an industry focus on manufacturing he is also a participant in the global aviation and transportation team. Hans serves several Dutch and European multinationals and medium sized companies inbound as well as outbound.
Hans has a special focus on European tax law. Because EC-law (European Law) is applicable in all Member States in exactly the same way, he initiated a group of international tax specialists in all Member States in order to develop ideas and products which help optimizing international tax planning. Hans established this group within Andersen. After the transaction he rebuilt the group. The group is comprised of professionals from all EU member states as well as Norway and Switzerland. Within the Netherlands Hans is also responsible for EU Tax Planning and EU litigation.
In the past Hans has trained and prepared Dutch civil servants who were applying for a job with the European Institutions like the European Commission and the European Court of Justice. Hans has lead a group of tax expert who have advised the European Commission in developing plans for a European Corporate consolidated tax base.
In the past Hans van den Hurk was, besides being an international tax advisor, a part time lecturer in EC law and international tax Law at the Tilburg university. Since 1991 Hans has authored several articles and books, including Europees Gemeenschapsrecht en directe belastingen (this book deals with EC-law and Direct Taxes), Belgisch belastingrecht (Belgium tax law) and De 35%-regeling and De nieuwe 30%-regeling. Hans is correspondent for the Bulletin of International Fiscal Documentation (published by IBFD) and he contributes regularly to this publication..
Since August 2005 Hans is also working as professor in international and European tax law at the university of Maastricht. Hans lectures on comparative international tax law, plain international tax lw and Dutch Corporate Income Taxes. Part of these courses are run for the Maastricht International Tax master which attracts students from all over Europe, Asia and North and South America.
Hans also lectures regularly at other universities in the Netherlands, Gent (Belgium) and incidentally Sant Gallen (Switzerland) and Lisbon (Portugal).
Since 2009 Hans is also an associated researcher at the Copenhagen Research Group on International Taxation. This Group is part of the Copenhagen Business School which was recently awarded the third best business school in the world.
In 2010 Hans has trained in Taipei employees of the Taiwan ministry of Finance who work on modernising their corporate income taxes in order to improve the position of Taiwan as an investors country.
Hans is a member of IFA (International Fiscal Association), Dutch organisation of Tax law Advisors (NOB). He is also in the board of a specialist group focusing on European International Tax law within NOB.
