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Real estate due diligence in the Netherlands

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Real estate due diligence in the Netherlands includes obtaining and analyzing all the available information on certain real estate property, be it legal, technical, or financial, in order to enter into an informed real estate transaction. Due diligence is performed by obtaining and analyzing documents of ownership, as well as…

Wealth Management in the Netherlands

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Advice for better investments Wealth management is a service requested by companies and individuals in the Netherlands. In general, it is a service that encompasses much more than investment advice, and it can extend to all of the aspects concerning the financial life of a company or a person. Specialists…

Immigration Law in Netherlands

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When deciding to move to the Netherlands it is better to consult one of the expat desks situated in Hague, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Schiphol, Leiden, Eindhoven, Tilburg, Maastricht, Nijmegen, Almeria and Twente. These expat desks are especially designed in order to give you information about the Dutch cities and other relevant…

Relocate to the Netherlands

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Investors and individuals who decide to relocate to the Netherlands need to consider the particularities and the special requirements for extended stays and doing business in the country. The team of attorneys at our law firm in Netherlands is ready to help you every step of the way, to make…

Dutch Notaries

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A notary in Netherlands is an independent official who records agreements and statements and makes them legally valid by recording them in a notarial act. The notary is the one to ensure that the affairs of the individual, and that of the legal person, as applicable, are duly regulated. Quick…

Top 10 Dutch Business Regulations

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1. The business type The first step to consider when starting a business in the Netherlands is the type of company you want to open. There are several Dutch business types: limited partnership, partnership under common firm, private limited company, public limited company, foundation, association, sole trader. Each has its…

Start a Franchise Business in Netherlands

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Investors willing to open a business in the Netherlands can explore the existing franchising opportunities in the country. This business model is one based on the extension of an existing corporation through selling the business concept and know-how to an entrepreneur who will use the model to open a local…

Insurance Law in the Netherlands

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The Dutch Insurance Law is part of the Civil Code and covers all areas of insurance, life, and non-life insurance as well as the general rules for insurance companies and their obligations towards the customer. Non-life insurance refers to property or vehicle insurance while life and health insurance provide insurance…

Investment Legislation in the Netherlands

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The Netherlands has a business friendly environment and an international orientation that attracts many foreign investors. The country’s openness and its favorable geographical location make it an ideal candidate for investors who want to base their European business in a prime location. Investors have many business opportunities in the Netherlands…

Power of Attorney in the Netherlands

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A power of attorney issued in the Netherlands is a written authorization for one person (the representative or agent) to represent and act on another person’s behalf (principal or the donor of the power). The power of attorney may grant powers in private affairs, it can be used for business…