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Corporate Secretary Netherlands helps Dutch companies stay compliant, organised and properly governed. For foreign-owned BVs, this role is often the practical link between the board, shareholders, the Dutch Chamber of Commerce, the Dutch tax authorities, banks, accountants and other stakeholders. Although Dutch companies are not always legally required to appoint a formal company secretary, every Dutch BV or NV must still comply with statutory obligations....Read More

Veel ondernemers zijn dagelijks bezig met klanten, personeel, operatie en groei. De verkoop van het bedrijf lijkt vaak nog ver weg. Toch is het moment waarop je jouw onderneming wilt verkopen meestal niet het moment om pas te beginnen met voorbereiden. Een goed bedrijf hebben is namelijk niet hetzelfde als een goed verkoopbaar bedrijf hebben. Een koper kijkt anders naar je onderneming dan jij als...Read More

If your business sells goods or services in the Netherlands, Dutch VAT may apply. VAT in the Netherlands is called btw or omzetbelasting. For international businesses, understanding when to charge Dutch VAT, when to apply the 0% rate and when to register with the Dutch Tax Administration is essential. The Dutch VAT system can look straightforward at first: the standard VAT rate is 21%, the...Read More

Many companies are growing fast in revenue, but at the bottom of the line they have little left over. More customers are coming in, the organization is growing, and the sales reports look positive. Yet the pressure on cash flow, margin and capacity often increases. Growth feels good, but revenue growth without control can actually make your business more vulnerable. After all, more revenue doesn’t...Read More

A financial controller helps your company limit risks and fraud by checking figures, detecting discrepancies early, setting up internal controls and allowing management to steer on the basis of reliable information. Especially with growth, multiple employees or limited grip on the administration, this prevents financial damage, wrong decisions and unpleasant surprises. Many entrepreneurs recognize the problem. There is no real-time insight, reports arrive late or...Read More