Scope of continued wage payment
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 24 June 2017
Any employer who fails to live up to the obligation to help achieve the employee’s return to work without delay risks having the continued wage payment obligation extended.
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Written by: Marcel Frazer | 24 June 2017
Any employer who fails to live up to the obligation to help achieve the employee’s return to work without delay risks having the continued wage payment obligation extended.
Written by: Willemijn Houter | 23 June 2017
The Dutch State Secretary for Finance in response to parliamentary questions on the subject has recently explained why less interest is paid on tax refunds than is charged on outstanding taxes.
Written by: Sean-Paul Smit | 20 June 2017
Should sole traders be granted exemption from the obligation to post their value-added tax registration number on their web site?
Written by: Willemijn Houter | 11 June 2017
Research shows that just under four in every ten sole traders end up not having to pay any income tax at all. Want to know why? Read the article now!
Written by: Willemijn Houter | 9 June 2017
The length of time its disposal for levying additional income tax assessments in connection with foreign-based assets stands at 12 years.
Written by: Willemijn Houter | 4 June 2017
Are you paying interest on your mortgage loan without qualifying for mortgage interest relief?
Written by: Bas Hollenberg | 1 June 2017
New legislation having taken effect on the first of April of this year has done away with the accrual of self-administered pension rights at private limited-liability company level,
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 27 May 2017
The option is available for businesses to set off their value-added tax credit for a particular month against their withholding tax charge for that month.
Written by: Bas Hollenberg | 18 May 2017
26 April of this year saw the publication in the Netherlands Bulletin of Acts, Orders and Decrees of a new law aimed against unreasonably long terms of payment being wielded,
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 11 May 2017
The application of the zero rate is required to be evidenced by the accounts and records maintained by the owner of the business which has applied the zero rate.
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 7 May 2017
Are company motorcycles really an alternative for the company car?
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 4 May 2017
Employers must have “good cause” for terminating any employee’s service contract.
Written by: Willemijn Houter | 2 May 2017
Have you made up your mind about what to do now that your self-administered pension scheme is about to become a thing of the past?
Written by: Willemijn Houter | 26 April 2017
The Dutch Tax and Customs Administration recently took up correspondence with a number of Dutch holders of accounts with a particular Swiss bank, to advise them that they should account for their foreign-based assets in their Dutch income tax return for 2016 and rectify previous tax returns where necessary.
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 20 April 2017
During the suspended vehicle registration of a car or motorcycle, the vehicle should steer clear of the public road.
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 9 April 2017
An audit by the Tax and Customs Administration of the accounts of a hospitality business revealed that the detailed order information has been deleted from the accounting records.
Written by: Bas Hollenberg | 8 April 2017
The EU’s 2015-adopted Fourth Anti Money Laundering Directive makes it compulsory for the Member States to introduce a central register of ultimate beneficiaries of companies and other legal entities.
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 6 April 2017
Employers are under the obligation to pay transitional compensation to any employee whose service contract is terminated on expiry of a two year term or more.
Written by: Bas Hollenberg | 29 March 2017
Each year, many international professionals come to the Netherlands to live and work, and rightly so. Our country is a fantastic place, with many business opportunities for those willing to seize them. But many visitors overlook a crucial detail: the fact that the Netherlands has one of the most complicated tax systems in the world. […]
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 25 March 2017
The Court of Appeal in January of this year delivered its verdict in a case involving input tax deduction for lawyer’s fees by ruling that the value-added tax charged on legal advice fees should not be deductible as the tax payer in question had failed to render it sufficiently plausible that the value-added tax had related to his business operations.
Written by: Bas Hollenberg | 24 March 2017
Dividend tax is to be docked when the dividend is made available for payment, whether or not any dividends are actually paid out.
Written by: Sean-Paul Smit | 17 March 2017
The turnover tax regime calls for each individual performance to be separately addressed. There are situations in which separate performances may be regarded as a single act.
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 16 March 2017
When an employee is dismissed on his or her employer’s initiative, he or she gains entitlement to a transition allowance the level of which depends on the length of service.
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 10 March 2017
The Dutch Chamber of Commerce has carried out a survey aimed at identifying the specific trials and tribulations experienced by sole traders,
Written by: Bas Hollenberg | 3 March 2017
An additional assessment and/or paying your taxes to late, can lead to tax interest! Read more in our new tip of the month.
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