Wim Wuyts challenges senior tax leaders at Fontainebleau

12 apr 2016 | Advocaten, Algemeen, Bedrijfsjuristen

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Door Wim Wuyts

Wim Wuyts

Wim Wuyts is a seasoned professional in the international fiscal world. He has 20 years of international experience, leading global tax organizations and heading up major corporate reorganization programs. He has extensive M&A experience. In 2004, he created the informal Tax Think Tank. He is now more than 4 years the Chairman of the Tax Committee of the VBO-FEB. Together with friends and experts, Wim has written the bestseller TWEAK IT! (2009) , a book on “mindful coaching”. The entire profit of the 9,000 sold books is donated to a charity project in India (www.vanakam.be). His second book, "Ergens halverwege, een visie op internationaal fiscaal management" is available at Knopsbooks.com since October 21, 2013. The book is in translation and will be on the market as of April 2015. In December 2013 he founded the "No Mountain Too High"-foundation (VZW). December 2014: co-creating the International School for Tax Leadership.

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On the evening of March 22, 2016 – the day that Brussels was under attack – Joris Luyendijk gave a keynote at the Tax Leadership Programme on the campus in Fontainebleau. He kicked off with a personal note on the Brussels situation to continue with his fascinating insight in the world of the City of London. Ever since that day the reality he is describing got reconfirmed through the many media coverages related to the disclosures of the Panama Papers.

In the keynote he spends quiet some time on the thin line between amorality and immorality in the world of bankers but in the world of tax professionals as well.

Joris Luyendijk is the bestseller author of “Swimming with Sharks: My journey in the world of the bankers”. He used to write the Guardian’s Banking Blog, which looked at the world of finance from an anthropological perspective.Swimming with Sharks is the testimony from more than 100 interviews with people working in the City of London during the financial crisis of 2008.

Before Dutch journalist Joris Luyendijk moved to London he also spent more than 6 years of his career in the Middle East.

Wim Wuyts

Wim Wuyts is a seasoned professional in the international fiscal world. He has 20 years of international experience, leading global tax organizations and heading up major corporate reorganization programs. He has extensive M&A experience. In 2004, he created the informal Tax Think Tank. He is now more than 4 years the Chairman of the Tax Committee of the VBO-FEB. Together with friends and experts, Wim has written the bestseller TWEAK IT! (2009) , a book on “mindful coaching”. The entire profit of the 9,000 sold books is donated to a charity project in India (www.vanakam.be). His second book, "Ergens halverwege, een visie op internationaal fiscaal management" is available at Knopsbooks.com since October 21, 2013. The book is in translation and will be on the market as of April 2015. In December 2013 he founded the "No Mountain Too High"-foundation (VZW). December 2014: co-creating the International School for Tax Leadership.

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