Marco Van Hees

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La fortune des Boël: un énorme patrimoine, une immense dette sociale [The fortune of the Boëls: A huge heritage, a huge social debt] (in French). Brussels, Belgium: Éditions Aden. 2006. ISBN   9782930402352.
  • Didier Reynders: l'homme qui parle à l'oreille des riches [Didier Reynders: The man who whispers in the ears of the rich] (in French). Brussels, Belgium: Éditions Aden. 2007. ISBN   9782930402451.
  • Le Frankenstein fiscal du Dr Reynders : tout ce que vous n'auriez jamais dû savoir sur les intérêts notionnels[Dr. Reynders' Fiscal Frankenstein: Everything You Never Should Have Known About Notional Interest] (in French). Brussels, Belgium: Éditions Aden. 2008. ISBN   9782930402710.
  • Banques qui pillent, banques qui pleurent: enquête sur les profits et crises des banques belges [Banks that plunder, banks that cry: Investigation into Belgian bank profits and crises] (in French). Brussels, Belgium: Éditions Aden. 2010. ISBN   9782805900419.
  • Les riches aussi ont le droit de payer des impôts [The rich too, have the right to pay taxes] (in French). Brussels, Belgium: Éditions Aden. 2013. ISBN   9782805920417. [10]
  • & Reyniers, Jan (2013). Belastingparadijs België[Tax haven Belgium] (in Dutch). Antwerp, Belgium: EPO. ISBN   9789491297571.
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    Marco Van Hees
    Marco Van Hees PTB.jpg
    Member of the Chamber of Representatives
    In office
    19 June 2014 27 May 2024