Business in the Netherlands

According to European regulations when issuing an invoice within the EU, you must ensure that your customer has an active VAT number.

The minimum hourly wage in the Netherlands is increasing, but what does this really mean for self-employed professionals?

If you run a business in the Netherlands, you must regularly file your VAT (BTW) returns. For most entrepreneurs, the standard method is quarterly reporting.

If you run a business in the Netherlands, you will need a BTW number (VAT number) for your invoices and tax returns.

Learn what Peppol and ViDA mean for your business. Discover e-invoicing deadlines in the EU and how to prepare for the new digital tax era.

Thinking of switching from ZZP to a B.V. in the Netherlands? Learn the pros, tax benefits, costs, and legal steps before you decide.

More and more women in the Netherlands are choosing to start their own business instead of working a regular job.

With new regulations, reduced tax benefits, and increased government inspections, some entrepreneurs may feel uncertain.

If you’re thinking of starting a small business, it might be worth considering the KOR (Kleineondernemersregeling) scheme.

Starting January 2025, the Dutch tax authorities plan to tighten controls to combat schijnzelfstandigheid – false self-employment.

What obligations come with foreign license plates in the Netherlands?

A good quote not only presents your services but also builds trust and highlights professionalism. How to do it right?