When Succession Shares Meet Payroll, Evidence Carries the Risk
A Dutch court ruling shows why ownership, cost and motive matter before payroll sees.
Foreign Tax Will Not Save a Weak Dutch Interest Deduction
A group loan still needs a business reason the Dutch tax record.
Flowers May Cost More, but the Margin Decides Who Pays
A possible VAT move to 21% is less an export shock than a domestic pricing.
Dutch Transition Payment Refunds May Disappear, but Employer Costs Remain
The payment stays. The refund route is set to disappear.
When Administrative Convenience Costs €1.3 Billion: The Dutch Tax Interest Case
The Dutch Supreme Court ruled on January 16, 2026, that corporate taxpayers were illegally charged higher.
I Watched €750 Million Companies Get a Tax Break While My Invoice Got Audited
The OECD's 15% global minimum tax for corporations over €750 million revenue created unexpected compliance.