Netherlands tax treaty overview per 1 October 2011

The Netherlands has concluded tax treaties to avoid double taxation with numerous countries. The Netherlands has also concluded treaties to exchange tax information. This overview includes not only the tax treaties but also the other tax related treaties. The treaty overview is updated every quarter.

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The 183-day rule: it’s not just about counting the days

You’ll find lots of references to the 183-day rule on numerous websites and guides to living and working abroad. And, if you hang around enough expat bars or golf clubs, you’ll almost certainly hear it talked about. It’s worth bearing in mind that some of the opinions you hear are not universally applicable to all countries and circumstances.

Four steps to freelancing as a Ltd Co. in the Netherlands

Amsterdam styles itself as the start-up capital of Europe. While Rotterdam claims the title of Gateway to Europe. Judging by the co-working spaces popping up across many Dutch cities, the Netherlands is certainly a popular destination for freelancers, entrepreneurs and contract workers from around the world.

Could you be liable for contractors’ unpaid tax or VAT?

Dutch companies are increasingly turning to freelance or contract workers to fill specific skill’s shortages. Many of them are also choosing to use the services of an Employer of Record (EOR). That makes sense; there are many benefits, such as convenience and cost savings.

Hiring non-EU knowledge workers in the Netherlands

Against a backdrop of booming demand for scarce skills, particularly in areas such as finance, programming, cyber security and biotech, many Dutch companies are making use of the highly skilled migrant (HSM) scheme.

Big changes to Dutch employment laws from 2020

The new Balanced Labour Market Act (WAB) comes into force on 1 January 2020. The Act covers various aspects of employment law in the Netherlands. But, some of the most far-reaching consequences will be for companies and individuals who use Employer of Record (EOR) services.