Maikel Verhoeven is Managing Partner at Quantera Global with more than 15 years of experience in transfer pricing. He supports scale-ups and multinational organisations with transfer pricing design, compliance and operations, with a particular focus on creating practical, scalable solutions that are easy to maintain.
About
With more than 15 years of experience in transfer pricing, Maikel advises scale-ups and multinational organisations on designing, implementing and operating transfer pricing frameworks that fit their business and can scale as they grow. His work covers transfer pricing design, compliance and operational transfer pricing, as well as support in obtaining unilateral and bilateral Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs).
His experience combines advisory work with an in-house perspective, including an interim Transfer Pricing role at ASML. Before joining Quantera Global, he worked in Deloitte Netherlands’ Transfer Pricing practice. He also supports legal, tax and accountancy firms with specialist transfer pricing expertise for their clients, including support during tax audits.
His expertise has been recognised by International Tax Review (ITR), which has ranked him as Highly Regarded for Transfer Pricing. He is also a member of the Dutch Association of Tax Advisers (NOB) and was selected as one of its Tax Talents in 2016/2017.
Experience
At Quantera Global
Managing Partner
Apr 2026 – Present
Partner
Jan 2022 – Apr 2026
Senior Manager
Jul 2019 – Jan 2022
Manager Transfer Pricing
Jul 2016 – Jun 2019
Junior Manager Transfer Pricing
Sep 2013 – Jun 2016
Previous experiences
ASML – Interim Transfer Pricing
Deloitte Netherlands – Analyst, Transfer Pricing Department
Sharing Transfer Pricing knowledge
Alongside his client work, Maikel actively shares his transfer pricing knowledge with a growing international audience. As a thought leader on LinkedIn, he publishes practical transfer pricing insights every Tuesday and Thursday and has built a following of more than 6,300 professionals.
His contributions focus particularly on operational transfer pricing, transfer pricing for scale-ups and developments affecting multinational organisations in practice. He also shares his expertise through Quantera Global webinars, podcasts and external speaking engagements.
VAT and Transfer Pricing: what the Stellantis case means for multinational groups
On 13 May 2026, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) released its judgment in the Stellantis Portugal case. The case addresses a topic that has been debated for years within multinational groups, transfer pricing teams, and indirect tax specialists alike: Can a transfer pricing adjustment trigger VAT? At first sight, this may […]
Year-end adjustments in transfer pricing: a practical guide
This guide explains year-end adjustments (YEAs) in plain language: what they are, when to use them, what to consider and what to avoid. What is a year-end adjustment?   A year-end adjustment (YEA), sometimes called a compensating adjustment, is a correction to intercompany prices or margins to bring a tested party within an agreed arm’s length […]
Transfer Pricing in Transition: How Global Developments and AI Are Shaping the Future of Transfer Pricing
In a recent episode of The Transfer Pricing Method, host Adriaan van der Heijden sat down with Borys Ulanenko (Arms Length AI) and Maikel Verhoeven (Quantera Global) to discuss how technology, global tax reform, and shifting geopolitics are reshaping transfer pricing. Below are the key highlights and practical takeaways from their conversation, tailored for tax and […]
Transfer Pricing Forms: Escalating Risks in a Data-Driven Environment
In recent years, tax authorities globally have intensified their focus on transfer pricing (TP) compliance – not solely through traditional audits, but increasingly via comprehensive transfer pricing forms. These structured disclosures, which require taxpayers to report detailed information on intercompany transactions, have become a critical tool enabling tax administrations to conduct data analysis and to […]
Mastering Operational Transfer Pricing: Insights from Industry Experts 
Operational Transfer Pricing (OTP) has evolved from being an afterthought to a critical function within multinational enterprises (MNEs). The effectiveness of OTP determines not only regulatory compliance but also financial accuracy, tax efficiency, and overall business stability.  In a recent episode of The Transfer Pricing Method podcast, Maikel Verhoeven, Managing Director of Quantera Global, and Stevi Frooninckx, […]
Key Updates on OECD Pillar 1 Amount B from the Netherlands
The Dutch State Secretary for Finance just released important guidance on OECD Pillar 1 Amount B. On 4 December 2024, the Dutch State Secretary for Finance released a Decree in which the consequences of OECD Pillar 1 Amount B for Dutch tax purposes are mentioned. The Decree enters into force on 1 January 2025. OECD […]
Transfer pricing: a critical consideration for Chief Revenue Officers
As a Chief Revenue Officer (CRO), your role encompasses overseeing all revenue-generating functions within your organization. While you may be focused on sales strategies, customer acquisition, and revenue growth, it’s crucial to understand how transfer pricing can significantly impact your responsibilities and the overall financial performance of your company. The intersection of transfer pricing and sales Transfer pricing, which determines the pricing of goods or services […]
Legal form vs. economic substance: examining tax planning strategies
Legal form and economic substance are ideally aligned with each other. If this is not the case, as has historically been the case in some aggressive tax structures, this begs the question what prevails. In this blog we will explain these concepts in more detail and how to deal with this if you would like […]
Optimizing routine sales with group margins below 4%
Understanding the distribution of profits among different entities within a company is crucial. This is particularly important when entities are conducting routine sales but maintain a group margin below 4%. Limited risk distributors, often remunerated with a net operating profit margin of 2-3%, play a key role in this dynamic. However, does this allocation make […]