Buying a house in The Netherlands: from property transfer tax to mortgage interest deduction

Buying a house can be a lot. During the purchase process, there are a number of things that come with complex laws and legislation. Especially the tax technical part is important to understand. Specifically because you can benefit from this financially. In this article we will briefly focus on the...

The foundation: founding and (fiscal) organization in The Netherlands

Maintaining cultural heritage, collecting funds for medical research or organizing a charity run. There are numerous ways in which people can give shape to idealistic goals. Are you one of those people and looking for an organizational form to realize ideals? Then, the foundation is the solution...

July 1st 2021: Changes payment VAT EU and the OSS

Since 2015 the Mini One-Stop Shop (MOSS) scheme has been enforced in the EU. MOSS ensures that companies which provide electronic services in the EU are able organise the VAT declaration for various European Union countries in one central place. This service will be accessible for a larger group of...

Entrepreneurship during lockdown: Support regulations per December 15th

The lockdown that was announced on the 14th of December 2020 has big consequences for many entrepreneurs. Prime minister Rutte promised that the Dutch government will meet their needs in the best way possible. But what does that mean in practise? We’ll list the most important support regulations...

Brexit agreement: the main changes as of 1 January 2021

Wat zijn de gevolgen van het Brexit akkoord per 1 januari 2021? In dit artikel zet Lexlupa de belangrijkste afspraken op een rij.

Dutch collective labour agreement (CAO) - What do you need to know?

Are you wondering if there are collective labour agreements in place? Do you want to know how many holiday days you are entitled to? Are you hiring staff and are you wondering what labour conditions are applicable? For an answer to these and other questions you can consult your collective labour...

Brexit: Consequences for entrepreneurs and employees

When you, as an entrepreneur, do business with the United Kingdom, Brexit will change things for you. On January 1, 2021 the United Kingdom’s transition period for leaving the European Union will end. You are expected to be ready for all the changes that brings. Although this date is quickly...

Brexit: Consequences for services

When you provide services or receive them from a British party, Brexit will have consequences for you as an entrepreneur, as of January 1, 2021. In the case of a hard Brexit the WTO regulations will apply and trade with the United Kingdom is comparable to other non-EU countries. In the case of a...

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