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Local taxation of non-Dutch businesses in the Netherlands
Foreign companies doing business in the Netherlands need to pay attention to their tax position. Our experts discuss what non-Dutch businesses need to bear in mind when setting up their Dutch business structure.
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Personnel in the Netherlands: key obligations for employers
If you want to hire Dutch staff or let your foreign employees work in the Netherlands, you need to be aware of your obligations as an employer. Our Employment Advisory experts discuss several key points.
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Tax position of foreign owners of a Dutch business
Foreign shareholders or businesses expanding to the Netherlands need to make sure their own tax position is clear. Our experts discuss tax liabilities, fiscally transparent entities, dividend distributions and more.
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Importing goods into the Netherlands: what is relevant for your business?
If your business is located outside of the European Union and you want to use the Netherlands as a starting point for entry into the EU, make sure are aware of your VAT and Customs obligations. Our experts discuss the importation of goods into the EU.
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Invoicing and your VAT position
If you are doing business in the EU you will probably receive purchase invoices with or without VAT. Our VAT specialists discuss what to look out for when processing such invoices. These points of attention apply for all businesses, regardless of where they are established.
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Trading with the EU? The Netherlands as a gateway to Europe
Make sure that you are aware of your Dutch VAT obligations. Our experts discuss key points of attention for international businesses.
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New reporting obligation for multinationals: mandatory disclosure of tax on profits per state
Multinationals and Dutch entities that are part of a larger multinational group will soon face new reporting obligations for financial years starting on or after 22 June 2024. Our experts discuss the Dutch draft Decree outlining the details.
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Importing goods into the EU: a single transaction, multiple places of importation
The place of importation (into the EU) can have two different fiscal classifications, one for VAT purposes and one for customs purposes. Our experts explain why it is important to determine the place of importation correctly and the background to this based on a recent court ruling.
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Please note: new rules apply to pickup transactions from 1 April 2024
From 1 April, new rules will apply to the collection statement for the intra-Community supply of goods in which the buyer organises transport and comes to collect the goods on location. Learn more about the aspects you need to consider here.
