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In the Netherlands, “turbo liquidation” refers to a fast-track liquidation procedure that is typically used for small companies or businesses that have ceased operations and have no assets or liabilities. […]

When it comes to sustainability in the workplace, there is a growing appreciation among both employers and employees for eco-friendly employment practices. To this end, promoting the use of (electric)

Hydrogen has been gaining significant attention as a promising form of renewable energy in recent years. It is a clean and versatile fuel that can be used to power a

On March 16, 2023, the Net-Zero Industry Act (NZIA) was introduced by the European Commission. This proposal aims to enhance the production capacity of net-zero technologies in Europe and address

The Dutch social security authorities “Sociale Verzekeringsbank” (SVB) have extended their flexible approach towards frontier and remote workers until 1 July 2023, as was announced in November 2022. This approach,

Banks have a crucial role to play in preventing money laundering and terrorist financing. To achieve this, they are required to examine the transactions of their customers and report any

As a traditional cry of the Dutch Carnival, “Alaaf!” evokes thoughts of the vibrant and festive celebrations that take place not only in the Netherlands, but also in many other

The tax year in the Netherlands spans from January 1 to December 31, and taxpayers are required to submit their tax returns. Residents of the Netherlands are taxed on their

A windfall tax is a tax on abnormal profits companies make from unexpected events, like the COVID-19 pandemic or the Russian invasion of Ukraine, rather than from their own decisions.

As of 1 January 2023, a number of changes to Dutch employment law have been implemented, including an increase in the minimum wage by 10.15%, bringing it to EUR 1,934.40