Praxity Alliance welcomes Belgian tax expertise with the addition of LDS Tax Advisory
Praxity is delighted to announce the addition of LDS Tax Advisory to the Alliance, marking a further strengthening of its Benelux footprint.
Based in Belgium, LDS Tax Advisory is a specialist tax firm with a strong focus on M&A and transactional work. The firm advises corporate clients, private equity funds, and entrepreneurs on Belgian and international tax matters, including corporate and personal income tax, VAT, and transfer pricing.
LDS supports a diverse client base operating across sectors such as professional services, manufacturing, technology, real estate, and internationally active family businesses. Alongside transaction work, the firm provides tailored advice on complex tax matters, including transfer pricing benchmarking, cross-border structuring, patent box regimes, and employee share schemes. Its approach combines deep technical expertise with a pragmatic, solution-driven mindset.
“Our clients operate internationally and need local tax advice that matches our pace and quality. Praxity stood out because it prioritises quality, senior involvement and a pragmatic way of working, exactly how we advise.”
He added:
“Praxity appealed to us because it is built on strong, personal relationships between independent firms. We believe that model better serves our clients than working within a predefined network, where collaboration is driven by structure rather than by proven expertise and mutual trust.”
Samantha Louis, CEO of Praxity, welcomed the firm to the Alliance:
“Bringing LDS into Praxity is a significant move. The addition of niche tax expertise in Belgium reflects the way our Alliance continues to grow thoughtfully, and with a clear focus. Their addition strengthens our ability to support clients across Europe, particularly those navigating complex transactions and cross-border structures.
We are delighted to welcome LDS to our community and look forward to the perspective and expertise they will bring to the Alliance.”
