1. Stones rolling in it, thanks to Dutch firm

... a Dutch company; they are making their wills and Dutch law requires certain information to be made public. Germany's Die Welt newspaper reported on the tax break that Mick Jagger, guitarist Keith Richards ...

2. Business Immigration

... meet certain requirements and are approved by the Dutch authorities to enter the Netherlands with the purpose of running a business. In order to obtain approval to run a business in the Netherlands, ...

3. Designing Tax Structures

... the client. Zero Tax Holding Structures In several countries, the tax system allows for the sheltering or deferring certain types of income by establishing companies in zero tax jurisdictions. Often, ...

4. Company in Germany

... in which it has its seat and has to notify the local district administration when starting business operations. Certain types of business operation may require prove of proper qualification. The branch ...

5. Manufacturing

... strategies. Additionally, we provide assistance to clients by serving as technical consultants in matters of audit and accounting for certain transactions specific to the manufacturing industry.  ...

6. The Dutch Trust Industry

... a stable and reliable fiscal climate with adequate supervision. The feasibility of advanced tax rulings between MNCs and the tax authority reduces uncertainty about the fiscal consequences of the international ...

7. Dutch retail outlook 2008

... and the uncertain economic situation. In 2008 higher energy bills and heavier healthcare contributions will put household spending power under further pressure. On the other hand, high employment and potentially ...

8. The Netherlands: Offshore onshore country

... can at short notice specify the fiscal consequences of certain business structures provided that material financial interests are involved and the propositions are reasonable. Services & Solutions ...