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How to start a company in the Netherlands as a freelancer
If you are thinking about starting a freelance business, you might want to reconsider establishing a company in your own country. Especially if you already happen to reside here, for example when your spouse is an expat stationed in the Netherlands. More and more freelancers and entrepreneurs decide to found their businesses overseas. Why? Mostly due to the fact that multiple foreign countries offer substantial benefits for business owners, making it very profitable to start a foreign business.
The Netherlands … Read more
Amsterdam is not the best city in the Netherlands for expatriates
Amsterdam, being Holland’s capital, is the obvious choice for expats, but surprisingly it does not offer them the best living and working conditions in the country. The Expat Insider 2018 City Ranking of InterNations puts The Hague at the top of the list.
The InterNations Expat Insider City Ranking for 2018
In 2018 InterNations conducted a survey with the aim to produce the latest edition of its Expat Insider city ranking. More than 18 000 expatriates from 187 countries/territories representing … Read more
Is a local Dutch director required?
Is a local Dutch director required to incorporate a Dutch BV?
No, it is not a requirement to have a local Dutch director to set up a Dutch BV. In fact, most of our clients are non-Dutch residents.
If you are a small or medium company, or you have a clear goal for your Netherlands business activities. It is likely not relevant to consider the substance requirements for corporate income tax.
Your VAT situation is determined upon application for … Read more
The challenges of starting entrepreneurs
Starting an own business comes with challenges, many starting entrepreneurs have to make alot of personal sacrifices in the first years of starting their business. It is not always easy for starters to accomplish their goals, or to make a business that is self sustainable.
In this article we will discuss some of the common difficulties of starting entrepreneurs.
Starting a business or paying the bills?
Starting entrepreneurs have the difficulty in the beginning of not always having enough profits … Read more
Excise duty and customs in Netherlands
European Union Customs Union
Businesses importing goods from third countries into the EU and Holland, in particular, need to declare the goods at the customs. Some imports are subject to VAT and customs taxes. Due to the established Customs Union the whole EU is considered one territory with respect to customs policies. Therefore, in general, the same rates and rules apply for all Member States (MS). Once goods enter “free circulation” (all duties are paid and the import formalities are … Read more
How the Netherlands can aid UK start-ups and investors
It has become pretty clear that Brexit has had various effects on businesses currently situated in the UK. A lot of major companies and organizations are already moving their headquarters elsewhere, in order to stay involved with the EU and all its associated benefits. This also means that many start-ups and investors are looking for alternatives to their original plans of starting a UK business. Are you on the lookout for a suitable new location? Then the Netherlands might just … Read more
The Netherlands: an alternative for UK companies to avoid the consequences of Brexit?
It has almost been two years since the infamous Brexit referendum. A small minority of Brits then made it clear, that they no longer wish to be part of the European Union. And so Brexit was born. After many negotiations and struggles there is still no clear view about the road ahead, meaning that the UK may or may not become independent on March 29, 2019.
Intercompany Solutions CEO Bjorn Wagemakers and client Brian Mckenzie are featured by … Read more
Income Box 2: Shareholders as Foreign Taxpayers
Shareholders as Foreign Taxpayers
The income included in Box 2 for foreign taxpayers includes the eligible Dutch income (calculated in the same way as for residents) from local companies, except in cases where the shareholding belongs to an enterprise’s equity.
Fiscal partners are subject to special requirements.
The income that must be declared in Box 2 includes the capital gains and/or dividends (main income items) obtained by a foreign taxpayer with substantial interests (>5% shareholding) in a resident company minus … Read more
Fund taxation in Holland
In Holland a professional investor may use various vehicles on the funds market. UCITS (Undertakings for Collective Investments in Transferable Securities) and AIF (Alternative Investment Fund) are the most common vehicles that can be marketed in the European Union.
Taxation is among the main considerations in investment fund set-up. In this respect Holland is a very attractive jurisdiction.
If you need further information on the taxation of investment funds in Holland, please, contact our advisors in company formation.
Tax treatment
… Read moreMove your business idea to the Netherlands to avoid Brexit drawbacks
Have you been thinking about starting a company? But has the whole Brexit situation left you confused and a bit unmotivated? Don’t worry; you are not the only one. Many start-ups as well as already existing business owners in the UK are contemplating their next move, figuratively as well as literally speaking.
Most business owners want to avoid becoming detached from the EU, since this would entail a significant loss in various benefits. Just think about factors such as the … Read more