Kenny van der Loos

Kenny van der Loos is a Lecturer in Tax Law at the Faculty of Law of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. He holds an LL.M. in Tax Law from Radboud University Nijmegen (2020, cum laude) alongside MA degrees in History (Economic History, Leiden University, 2015) and International Relations (Leiden University, 2014). Before academia, he worked as a tax adviser at PwC advising multinational corporations on Dutch corporate income tax and dividend withholding tax regulations.

His research focuses on tax treaty interpretation, abuse prevention, harmful tax practices, and the historical evolution of international tax law. He is currently writing a PhD thesis on remittance-base provisions in Dutch tax treaties. Recent work includes advocating for tax history research methodologies and analyzing the scope of Dutch tax ruling policies.

• Teaches courses: Elementary Tax Law, Advanced Tax Law, Tax Case Studies, and Master's thesis supervision in fiscal law.
• Visiting researcher at Queen Mary University of London (May–July 2023).

No scientific awards listed. His research outputs emphasize practical legal interpretation and historical perspectives in tax policy.