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Fiscal Representative in the Netherlands

A fiscal representative in the Netherlands is usually required when a foreign company that does not have Dutch tax residency trades goods in this country. The obligation to appoint a fiscal representative appears in several situations, that are regulated by the Dutch legislation. Our lawyers in the Netherlands present when…

Criminal Lawyers in Netherlands

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Our law firm in the Netherlands provides experienced and strategic legal defense for individuals and businesses facing criminal charges. We cover a broad spectrum of criminal matters, including: financial crimes, violent offenses, and corporate misconduct. Below, our criminal attorneys in the Netherlands present an overview of the criminal law services…

Debt Collection in the Netherlands

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Our Dutch lawyers are specialized in debt collection proceedings in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and throughout the country. Our team of lawyers is able to assist clients in the process of collecting the due debts and our assistance focuses on trying to solve the due payment out of court, whenever possible. Debt…

Purchasing a Property in Netherlands – Real Estate

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Our lawyers in the Netherlands can offer legal assistance to foreigners who want to purchase a property in this country. Quick Facts Dutch real estate market - overview The real estate market has experienced significant volatility in recent years, but growth expectations for the upcoming years remain positive Where…

Will Preparation in Netherlands

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The law in the Netherlands sets forth the main principles of heirship, however, the specific wishes of the individual passing on the assets are not always considered. For this purpose, will preparation in Netherlands is a certain way of ensuring who is entitled to assets after your departure. Individuals may…

Nominee director in the Netherlands

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The Dutch law does not expressly recognize the use of a nominee, as this would take place in an offshore jurisdiction, for example. However, in practice, foreign and local entrepreneurs can choose to be represented by a third party, usually an attorney, such as one of the experts at our…

Set Up a Recruitment Company in the Netherlands

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Recruitment agencies in the Netherlands provide services to all types of businesses. Some of these types of companies will only target a certain business sector while other offer human resources and recruitment services irrespective of the business field. In order to set up a recruitment company in the Netherlands, investors…

Civil Law in Netherlands

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The Dutch Civil Code is divided into several books containing regulations related to all the civil law matters. These books are: Book 1 regarding to Natural Persons and Family Law, Book 2 which is referring to Legal Persons, Book 3 on Property Law in General, Book 4 related to the…

Obtaining Special Permits and Licenses in the Netherlands

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Like in many other countries, special permits and licenses are required in the Netherlands for certain activities and business fields. Additional rules can also apply for fields like television and the transmission and use of images with licenses, water permits and others. Before deciding to open a company in the…

Contract Law in the Netherlands

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The principles of the Dutch contract law The contract law in the Netherlands is based on a few key principles and each contract must observe them in order to have binding force. Each party may enter into a contractual agreement out of his or her own will: this is the…