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Year-end pointers 2025: prepare for 2026 with our top tips
What tax matters should you take care of before the end of the year? And are there any new points of attention for 2026? Read our top tips and Year-end Pointers. Full of practical information for private individuals, employers, entrepreneurs and businesses.
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CBAM simplified but not delayed: what will change in 2026?
The EU carbon border tax CBAM is being simplified, but the transitional period ends on 31 December 2025. Read more here about authorised status obligations, the new ‘de minimis’ rule and other essential information for importers of goods into the EU.
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Budget Day 2025: the new tax plans & proposed legislation in a nutshell
On Prinsjesdag 2025 (Budget Day), the new Dutch tax plans were presented. Our tax experts discuss the measures that are of particular relevance to an international audience.
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Arcomet: VAT on transfer pricing adjustments?
Can transfer pricing adjustments have VAT consequences? Yes, says the CJEU, but this depends on the circumstances. Our experts discuss the consequences of the recent Arcomet-case.
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Hiring or posting staff: how to minimise the risks
If your business posts personnel to another company, your business is subject to the special Waadi rules. This law not only affects businesses that supply staff, but also those that hire manpower through a secondment agency, temporary employment agency or payroll construction. Our experts explain how to minimise the legal and tax risks.
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The Wtta: What will change for hirers and lenders of workers?
Companies hiring or lending staff are currently subject to the Dutch Workers Allocation by Intermediaries Act (Waadi). As of 2027, there are likely to be new rules under the Posted Workers Supervision Act (Wtta). Read more about what the Wtta entails and how to prepare.
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Supreme Court: assess dividend tax abuse per participation
The Dutch Supreme Court has ruled regarding the dividend withholding tax exemption. In this particular case, the Supreme Court denies the exemption, despite business activities at the level of the holding. This has broader implications for holding companies based outside the Netherlands.
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EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR): stringent rules for importers, economic operators and traders
The European Union is working to achieve its climate targets in a variety of ways. Businesses also have an important role to play.
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International real estate: we know business
Buildings don’t cross borders. But the real estate business does. Real estate professionals, property managers and institutional investors can rely on our specialised advice and our international connections. We can help you navigate changing markets, new legislation and the challenges you may face.
