The TWV and the GVVA
In this first blog, we provide an overview of the different permits.
In this first blog, we provide an overview of the different permits.
On 22 December 2021, the European Commission proposed new rules aimed against the misuse of shell entities for improper tax purposes. Based on the proposal, EU companies that qualify as shell entities may be disallowed to claim tax advantages under an applicable tax treaty or EU directive.
We are delighted to have been involved in Mooreast Holdings’ listing on the Singapore Exchange’s Catalist. The Dirkzwager team was led by Corporate M&A partner Claudia van der Most.
When it comes to class action-type suits, the Netherlands has historically been ahead of the curve in Europe.
On Tuesday 21 September 2021 (Budget Day), The Dutch Minister of Finance revealed the Tax Plan 2022 in which several tax measures were announced. The Tax Plan 2022 will be discussed in the Dutch Parliament in the coming period. In the attachment you can find our Budget Day Special 2021, in which we have outlined the most important measures of the Tax Plan 2022. Below you can find a selection of the most important topics.
PRESS RELEASE Arnhem, 7 September 2021 – Two senior lawyers join Dirkzwager’s banking and finance team. Nino van der Meer Mohr and Sanne Swinkels have strengthened the team since August.
It is with remarkable frequency that pensions appear to be an inadequately considered item in the case of mergers and acquisitions. It is remarkable because pensions can have exceptionally far-reaching financial consequences.
In 2019, the Dutch Government (Government) has established a commission (Commission) to advise the Government on further measures for ‘fairer’ taxation of multinational companies while it is ensured that the Netherlands maintains to have an attractive tax investment climate for multinational companies. The Commission consists of representatives from the Dutch Government, tax advisers and academics.
Last week the Dutch Government has announced several significant (both tax and non-tax related) measures for businesses as a result of the Corona-crisis. These (temporary) measures are in principle in place for the coming three months, but this period may be extended, if deemed necessary, by the Dutch Government. Below we will discuss the most important measures.