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  1. Dutch Tax Outlook 2026: What international enterprises need to know

    A brief summary of the most important fiscal changes for 2026 in the Netherlands.

    Binnen, The Hague
    Binnen, The Hague
  2. Urgent update: Dutch Chamber of Commerce revises SBI codes

    From September 5 to 7, 2025, the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KvK) will implement a large-scale update in the Trade Register: they will update the so-called SBI codes.

    Dutch Chamber of Commerce revises SBI codes
    Dutch Chamber of Commerce revises SBI codes
  3. Partial sale of a horse to an EU entrepreneur: Pay Attention to VAT

    Selling part of a horse to an EU entrepreneur? VAT rules apply. Only with transport abroad can 0% VAT apply. Shared ownership = supply of goods. Avoid risks: check your VAT position.

    Paarden in stal
    Paarden in stal
  4. Ronald Meijers steps down as Executive Board Member of aaff

    As of 1 June 2025, Ronald Meijers, one of the key architects of the successful merger between ABAB and Alfa, will step down from his position as Vice-Chair of the Executive Board of aaff.

  5. Transfer pricing aspects of cash pooling arrangements

    Cash pooling arrangements are principally commercial arrangements with a third party bank and not to be entered into for tax reasons. There is however guidance on the transfer pricing.

    Transfer pricing
    Transfer pricing
  6. ABAB and Alfa join forces as aaff

    ABAB and Alfa will continue under the name aaff. Whilst the merger between the two companies was finalized in the summer of 2024, the new name and branding will become visible to the public now.

    aaff, meaningful everywhere
    aaff, meaningful everywhere
  7. Foreign employers: What is the work-related expenses scheme?

    As a non-Dutch employer withholding wage tax for employees in the Netherlands, the work-related expenses scheme applies to you. What does this scheme entail?

    Costs of foreign employers
    Costs of foreign employers
  8. What is the 30% facility and how do I apply for it?

    Employees coming to work in the Netherlands from abroad sometimes incur additional expenses. As an employer, you are allowed to provide a tax-free reimbursement for extraterritorial.

    Men explains 30% ruling to an international employee
    Men explains 30% ruling to an international employee
  9. The consequence of a salary split for the work-related expenses scheme

    Under the work-related expenses scheme in the Netherlands, employers can provide tax-free reimbursements. A salary split with another country affects this scheme.

    salary split
    salary split