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Written by: Willemijn Houter | 14 October 2021
The Dutch Council of Ministers has endorsed a proposal aimed at amending the Commercial Registers Decree 2008 in such a manner as to provide for the non-disclosure.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 18 March 2021
The State Taxes Act of the Netherlands features a number of penal provisions, one of which deals with the intentional filing of defective tax returns.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 18 February 2021
The Social Affairs and Employment Minister in a letter has reacted to the “employment relationship qualification”.
Written by: Herman Ruijter | 21 January 2021
Transactions involving Dutch-based immovable property are liable for stamp duty land tax (= property transfer tax),
Written by: Nico Koppel | 14 January 2021
The DBA (= employment relations assessment) web module pilot has been up and running since 11 January 2021.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 19 November 2020
The Lower House of the Dutch Parliament has passed the various Bills as per the 2021 Tax Plan.
Written by: Herman Ruijter | 8 October 2020
The Junior Finance Minister has amended the Netherlands Decree on Interest on Overdue Tax,
Written by: Nico Koppel | 17 September 2020
The “2021 Tax Plan” package comprises a total of eight Bills.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 17 September 2020
Read more about the entrepreneur-specific changes of Tax Plan 2021
Written by: Nico Koppel | 9 July 2020
The Implementing Act on the Registration of Ultimate Beneficial Owners (UBO) has passed by the Upper House of the Dutch Parliament.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 25 June 2020
The presentation of the 2019 Tax Plan involved the Dutch Cabinet announcing that draft legislation was being prepared aimed at counteracting excessive borrowing from their own company by substantial interest holders.
Written by: Willemijn Houter | 18 June 2020
The Junior Ministers for the Interior and Kingdom Relations and Finance have identified as the most obvious solution that financial compensation in line …
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 16 March 2020
Businesses whose workload the COVID‑19 outbreak has reduced to the point where there is no longer enough work to keep the workforce occupied have the option of applying for short-time working
Written by: Bas Hollenberg | 7 February 2020
eRecognition is being rendered compulsory for entrepreneurs who file their own payroll tax returns.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 31 January 2020
The Dutch Junior Finance Minister published decree has gone into detail on the fiscal corollary of the Brexit.
Written by: Willemijn Houter | 24 January 2020
When starting a business in the Netherlands you probably want to open a Dutch bank account. We tell you more about a quick way to do so!
Written by: Vincent Heemskerk | 6 January 2020
Find out more avout the deductible expenditure for entrepreneurs in 2020!
Written by: Herman Ruijter | 19 December 2019
The Upper House of the Dutch Parliament has passed the legislative proposals of the Tax Plan.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 21 November 2019
The Lower House of the Dutch Parliament has passed the bills that together make up the Tax Plan for 2020.
Written by: Bas Hollenberg | 16 November 2019
eRecognition essentially represents a digital key. The minimum requisite level for logging on to the Tax and Customs Administration’s web site is level 3.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 7 November 2019
The idea of introducing a minimum fee system has been coined with a view to improving the position of sole traders who operate at the bottom end of the labour market.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 17 October 2019
Tardy payment of tax assessments will prompt the Collector of Taxes to charge interest on overdue tax.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 5 September 2019
Notwithstanding the 10 percent or so decline in passenger vehicle sales for the first half of 2019 compared with one year earlier, the BPM revenue has shown a slight increase …
Written by: Nico Koppel | 8 August 2019
The private motor vehicle cum motorcycle tax is levied on the basis of the carbon dioxide emission levels of the vehicle in question.
Written by: Sean-Paul Smit | 25 July 2019
The Dutch Cabinet with effect from 2021 is to introduce a statutory sole-trader minimum rate of 16 euros per hour.
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