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Trade Register in the Netherlands

Every company and any other legal entity in the Netherlands is obligated to register with the Trade Register. Therefore, the Dutch Trade Register (also known as the Business Register) has the obligation of providing different information on multiple types of companies (our lawyers can offer services on company registration in…

Open a Financial Company in Netherlands

The Netherlands is an important financial hub in Europe that attracts numerous foreign investors. In order to open a financial company in the Netherlands entrepreneurs need to observe the regulations for licensing and control for these types of legal entities. Amsterdam is home to a large number of international banking…

Establish a Fintech Company in Netherlands

The Netherlands is one of the European hubs for fintech companies, with many Dutch companies contributing to the development of this particular financial services sector. The country has a favorable infrastructure as well as attractive business regimes, all being top qualities for investors looking to establish a fintech company in…

Opening a Dutch BV

The Dutch limited liability company (known in the Netherlands as the besloten vennootschap, the BV) is the most used type of company in the country because of its easy set-up procedure and lower requirements for reporting and taxation, compared to the public company. The shareholders can be Dutch nationals or…

Resolve Contractual Disputes in the Netherlands

Contractual disputes in the Netherlands can arise for a number of reasons. If one of the parties does not observe the terms agreed upon in the contract, the other can take legal action to recover damages. In practice, disputes arising from non-compliance and contractual breaches can also be solved through…

Amsterdam – an Ideal City for UK Businesses to Relocate to

In the aftermath of the Brexit, many international companies are starting to consider the real implications this decision will have on their business. A change in future taxation policies and trade agreements might be something certain companies will want to avoid. Amsterdam is an ideal city for UK businesses to…

Open a Bank Account in the Netherlands

Dutch business owners as well as expats and non-residents will need to open a bank account in the Netherlands to be able to manage their income in the country and have access to various banking services. Personal or corporate accounts can be opened at a variety of banks and, depending…

UAE-Netherlands Double Tax Treaty

A double tax treaty between the Netherlands and the United Arab Emirates allows for the avoidance of double taxation on income and also serves as an instrument for preventing fiscal evasion. The taxation policies influence the manner in which foreign investors do business in multiple jurisdictions. The double tax treaties…

Data Protection Law in the Netherlands

The collection, processing, and use of personal data are regulated by a special law in the Netherlands. The data protection law is included in the Personal Data Protection Act which has drawn up according to national data protection principles but also according to the existing EU directives on the protection…