Marc Sanders

Managing Director
Leads the A&M Dutch Tax practice
20+ years of experience in international and transaction tax
Extensive experience with tax advice for multinationals, M&A deals, and distressed debt structures
Amsterdam
@alvarezmarsal
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Marc Sanders is a Managing Director with Alvarez & Marsal Tax in Amsterdam. He brings more than 20 years of experience in international and transaction tax.

Mr. Sanders has extensive experience with M&A deals such as carve-outs, divestments, leveraged acquisitions, and distressed debt structures. His work covers all aspects of M&A deals and structuring, including managing transfer pricing, controversy, indirect taxes, and compliance. Mr. Sanders has worked with clients across various industries, including automotive, media, technology, and energy.

Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Sanders was a tax partner with EY, where he assisted multinationals and private equity funds on a range of Dutch and international tax issues. He was part of the Technology Media and Telecom team and responsible for clients on the US West Coast while working at Deloitte’s Dutch desk in New York.

Previously, Mr. Sanders worked with Andersen, Deloitte, and Tax Netherlands in the Netherlands, the US, and Aruba and worked as in-house tax counsel at a multinational technology and media company.

Mr. Sanders earned a master’s degree in tax law from the University of Amsterdam. A Dutch national, he is fluent in Dutch and English. Mr. Sanders is listed in the International Tax Review’s World Tax Guide as Highly Regarded Tax Advisor in the Netherlands.

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