Beyond the sky
The world of aviation is dynamic: challenging the laws of nature, bringing the world closer together and dealing with continuous developments in society. This dynamic environment is reflected in the life of aviators.
Every take off goes with major responsibilities and embarks the start of an adventure. With travelling the world, beating time zones, day and night flying hours and lots of different climatology environments – mental and physical barriers of – aviators are continuously tested. Keeping up with private life at home makes it even more intense.
A complex life creates a complex tax position. Many factors contribute to this complexity: living and working in a different country, (inter)continental flights, specific compensation and reimbursements, training days, different national tax legislation by states, European law, international tax treaties, (inter)national case law and national tax policies. A complex tax position is something you don’t want to have on your mind when flying or during family time.
Hill • Anderson is a tax law boutique specialized in tax advice for aviators. We combine our love for tax and passion for aviation to engineer the finest tax position for aviators. We work within the spirit of tax law and are guided by our (tax) morality code. With dedication, perseverance, creativity and strive for excellence were are a trusted partner for the legends of the skies. Welcome to the world of Hill • Anderson.
Values
Integrity
– Our moral compass –
We are honest and fair. We are reliable, do what we say and what you see is what you get.
Loyalty
– Two way street –
If we work with you, we believe in you and your career. We expect the same in return from our clients.
Development
– Keep pushing –
Great is good but there is always room for improvement. In aviation as well in the world of tax.
Qualities
Client oriented
– Common ground –
The needs of our clients are key. We value them. This is reflected in: sincere interest, professional communication, tailor made advice and a helpful approach.
Creative
– One of a kind –
Almost every aviator has an unique tax position. We provide the most suitable advice. We are proactive, think outside the box when necessary and keep an eye on possible future developments.
Pragmatic
– Reflection of life –
Our thinking is based on theory but our advice is realistic and feasible in practice. We believe an aviators tax position must reflect their life and not the other way around.
In the air
Tax returns
We handle your income tax (related) matters whether you are an employee or self employed. Complex and detailed regulations, legislation and tax treaties have significant impact on determining your personal tax liability. Living in the Netherlands but stationed abroad? No problem.
Advice
Tax matters of aviators go with specific rules. More than regularly new case law Is published. A review or advice on a specific aviator related subject can be a wise decision.
Litigation
Due to the specific tax circumstances of aviators along with their dynamic life a ‘grey’ area or undiscovered tax discrepancies can come along. Common ground with the tax authorities is sought when this appears but sometimes different views maintain. Then we push forward.
On the ground
Family office
We assist you with non-aviation income tax matters such as other family income. One office for family tax matters creates efficiency and provides opportunities to optimize a tax position even more.
Estate planning
Acquired wealth over the years and you don’t want to spend it all on taxes? We think along with you to determine the best way to manage your wealth, pass it on to the next generation and make optimal use of the tax regulations.
Dividend tax
Hardly noticed, but one of the most unknown tax losses for people holding shares in Dutch and foreign companies is dividend tax. This withholding tax is covered in a jungle of rules and operational processes. We reclaim your withheld dividend tax in various countries.
Contact
“We are interested in your career. Are you interested in your tax position?
Let’s Go!”