Tax Plan 2027 Is Already Touching 2026 Cash Decisions
A two-cent travel allowance shows why founders should date assumptions before the law is final.
A Short Tax Ruling Shows How Long BV Memory Runs
A Hoge Raad closure turns old group debt, losses, and tax interest into present-day discipline.
A Foreign Subsidiary Closure Can Reach the Dutch Payroll Budget
The liquidation loss ruling is a timing lesson for tax, evidence, cash, and wages.
Low Contractor Rates Put Dutch Payroll Risk on the Table
The proposed €38 presumption is civil law, but the tax pressure is already real.
EU Transfer Tax Signal Sharpens Dutch Property Share Deals
For Dutch founders, the question is cash, proof and timing before the shares move.
Exit Tax Security for Substantial Shareholders: What the Belastingdienst’s Woo Disclosure Reveals
TL;DR: The Belastingdienst partially disclosed its approach to security requirements.
The Netherlands Wants to Tax Your Bitcoin Gains Before You Sell. Here’s Why That’s a Problem.
The Netherlands Wants to Tax Your Bitcoin Gains Before You Sell.
When a Criminal Conviction Becomes a Tax Liability: What I Learned from a Dutch Director’s Legal Nightmare
I've spent years watching directors navigate corporate liability in the Netherlands.
When a Below-Market Sale Becomes VAT Abuse: What the Advocate General’s Opinion Means for Related-Party Transactions
A managing director buys a company car at half its market.
I Thought My BV Protected Me. Then I Learned About the Two-Week Rule.
I Thought My BV Protected Me. Then I Learned About the Two-Week.