NBCC was pleased to interview our member, Abi Reddoub, Tax Attorney at INCVRIA. INCVRIA is a specialized tax boutique in the field of EU and international tax law. We advise and litigate in complex, cross-border cases in which technical depth, strategic insight and litigation experience come together.
Introduction & Background:
Abi, could you please introduce yourself and share a brief overview of your professional background and your role at INCVRIA?
I’m one of the founding partners of INCVRIA, an international tax and corporate boutique based in Rotterdam. I specialise in EU and international tax law, with a focus on cross-border (re)structuring, joint ventures, and tax litigation. I advise internationally operating businesses on complex multi-jurisdictional matters and represent clients in tax disputes before the Dutch courts.
About INCVRIA:
How would you describe INCVRIA’s mission and positioning within the international tax and legal advisory landscape?
INCVRIA is a specialised tax and corporate boutique focused on EU and international tax. Our mission is to provide technically rigorous, strategically sound advice in complex cross-border environments. We combine legal and tax expertise, ensuring that structures are not only efficient but also defensible under audit scrutiny.
INCVRIA operates as a specialised boutique firm. What does this boutique approach mean in practice, and how does it benefit your clients?
In practice, this means direct partner involvement, rapid response times, and highly tailored advice. Our clients benefit from specialized expertise without the overhead or communication layers of larger firms.
Services & Expertise:
INCVRIA advises on areas such as VAT, corporate structuring, transfer pricing, and tax litigation. Which of these services are currently most in demand?
Demand is currently strongest in international VAT structuring, tax controversy, and cross-border reorganisations—particularly in the context of post-Brexit UK–EU trade. Businesses today face increasing scrutiny around VAT compliance, permanent establishment risks, and transfer pricing alignment.
What are the most common cross-border tax challenges you see businesses facing today?
We help clients manage these risks proactively, combining EU law expertise with practical implementation.
Client Value & Impact:
How does INCVRIA differentiate itself when supporting clients with complex international tax matters?
Our dual focus on advisory and dispute resolution ensures that tax planning is resilient under scrutiny. We combine EU law expertise with legal implementation experience.
Could you share an example of how your advice has helped a client manage risk or unlock new opportunities?
In a recent cross-border VAT matter, early strategic intervention during a tax audit prevented significant assessments and penalties. By restructuring documentation flows and clarifying place-of-supply analysis, the client mitigated financial exposure and secured long-term compliance stability.
Market Developments:
International and EU tax regulations continue to evolve rapidly. What developments should UK–Netherlands businesses be particularly mindful of?
UK–EU trade remains administratively complex post-Brexit, particularly regarding customs, import VAT, and supply chain structuring. Additionally, increased scrutiny on permanent establishments and transfer pricing alignment between the UK and EU Member States warrants careful monitoring.
NBCC Membership & Engagement:
What motivated INCVRIA to join the NBCC, and how does this membership align with your strategic goals?
The Netherlands–British Chamber of Commerce is a natural platform for businesses operating across the UK–Netherlands corridor. Membership aligns with our strategic focus on cross-border advisory work and international collaboration.
How can INCVRIA support fellow NBCC members operating across the UK and the Netherlands?
We support members with VAT structuring, cross-border reorganisations, tax risk management, and dispute resolution in both jurisdictions. We also act as technical sparring partners for finance teams and legal advisors.
NBCC Membership & Engagement:
How do you see INCVRIA strengthening its role within the UK–Netherlands business corridor in the years ahead?
We aim to deepen our cross-border expertise, expand strategic alliances, and remain at the forefront of EU and international tax developments. Our focus will remain on technically complex, high-impact advisory and litigation work within the UK–EU business environment.
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