In financial disputes, an expert opinion is indispensable to objectively assess the technical side of a case. Our team has been working for courts, insurance companies, lawyers and notaries for several years.
When is an expert opinion required?
An expert opinion is an in-depth analysis conducted by an independent expert in response to a dispute. A court expert is used in a variety of situations:
Types of expert research
Our team assists businesses and private individuals as court experts in financial disputes.
Why call on Baker Tilly?
1
Several of our colleagues are recognized judicial experts and have the necessary expertise and experience. Moreover, we are members of the National Board of Judicial Experts of Belgium.
2
Customized advice is at the heart of Baker Tilly. Through an interdisciplinary team of legal, tax and HR specialists, we can provide solutions to a variety of complex issues.
3
Of course, you don’t want a dispute to drag on. That is why speed and efficiency are central to our investigation and reporting.
Our team of court experts
Frequently asked questions about expert opinions
Related articles
Pillar II – Extended P2-Notification deadline
In the framework of the 15% minimum taxation rules for large international and domestic groups, also known as Pillar II, Belgian group entities were required to file a P2-Notification by July 13, 2024. This deadline is now postponed to September 16, 2024 for Belgian group entities that do not plan to make Pillar II prepayments in 2024.
Belgium approves minimum taxation of 15% for large groups (Pillar 2)
On December 14, 2023, the parliament approved the introduction of the so-called minimum taxation. This is the Belgian implementation of the EU Pillar Two Directive (and aligns to a large extent with the OECD pillar 2 plans). The objective of this minimum taxation is to subject entities that are part of large corporate groups to an effective tax rate of at least 15%. The minimum tax will apply to taxable periods commencing as of December 31, 2023.