Frodo Oude Groeniger specialises in national and international tax law. He advises clients on cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&A), restructurings, joint ventures, real estate structures, tax disputes, transfer pricing and EU regulations, among other things.
As a true all-round tax specialist, he supports multinationals, medium-sized companies, large family businesses and high net worth individuals. Frodo is known for his ability to translate complex tax issues into clear and practical solutions that suit the entrepreneur. He analyses quickly, sees through complex structures and knows how to get to the heart of problems.
With over 25 years of experience as a tax specialist at both Big 4 firms and specialised niche practices, Frodo has built up extensive expertise in advising both national and international clients. He is versatile, results-oriented and always strives for the best advice and the most effective outcome for his clients.
Languages
- Dutch
- English
- German
Education
- Business Management at the Hanze University Groningen
- Tax law at the University of Groningen
- Business Law at the University of Groningen (prop.)
- Post doctoral vocational training Nederlandse Orde van Belastingadviseurs (NOB). Every NOB member must maintain his professional knowledge and developments in his field and professional practice in such a way that the knowledge and skills required to practice his profession remain current and at an academic level. NOB members therefore have an annual Continuing Education obligation of at least 20 hours.
- International Business Taxation course – IBFD
Admissions
Member of the Dutch Association of Tax Advisers (NOB), the professional association of university-educated tax advisers.
Areas of expertise
- National and international tax law (corporate and income tax)
- Cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&A)
- Restructuring and reorganisations
- Advising family businesses and high net worth individuals
- Joint ventures and partnerships
- Real estate taxation
- Tax disputes and proceedings with the tax authorities
- Transfer pricing
- EU tax law and European regulations


