Recent
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What is the 30% facility and how do I apply for it?
Employees recruited from abroad to work in the Netherlands may incur additional expenses as a result of relocating, living, or working in the Netherlands.
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Point of attention: subsidiary as a fixed establishment for VAT purposes
The recently broaden interpretation of 'fixed establishment' may definitely create challenging difficulties in complying with VAT rules.
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Transfer pricing: a key tax issue
An increasing number of companies are seeking to do business internationally. While this opens up many opportunities, there are also challenges.
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aaff chooses one international association: DFK International
In 2025, aaff was a member of two associations, but we have now chosen to fully commit to DFK International. This strengthens our international focus and the services we provide.
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Transfer pricing and VAT: More clarity
The complex relationship between transfer pricing adjustments in corporate tax and VAT is under scrutiny, with ECJ inquiries seeking clarity.
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Posted employees? Take Dutch employment law into account
An international employment relationship can be subject to Dutch employment law. Will your employees be working in the Netherlands for a longer period of time? Read more.
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Country-by-Country Reporting: Transparency, Compliance and Strategic Considerations for MNEs
Country-by-Country Reporting (CbCR) requires large multinational enterprises (MNEs) with a consolidated group revenue of >€750 million to report and disclose key financial and tax information.
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aaff Proud winner of the HR Award!
During the AV Top 50 Event we won the HR Award: great recognition for our people-oriented culture and future-oriented vision on HR.
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Why to carefully consider to voluntarily register as a withholding agent for Dutch wage taxes?
Dutch wage tax applies to withholding agents. Foreign employers hiring Dutch employees aren't always obliged; employees can often pay taxes directly.
