1. De Jager tackles 'black' credit card payments

... of the account. To this purpose De Jager concluded in the past year dozens of information-exchange treaties with former tax havens. It is estimated that Dutch citizens try to keep about 30 billion euros ...

2. The Netherlands is continuously negotiating with other countries about new tax treaties.

In the second semester of 2010, the Netherlands will start negotiations with Australia, Belgium, Costa Rica, Germany, Indonesia, Kenya, New Zealand and Panama. The purpose of the negotiations is a ...

3. Dutch Real Estate Investment Vehicles

... all, Dutch tax treaties whereby the Netherlands exempts the income. When selling real estate, the shares of the Dutch Special Purpose Vehicle (holding the real estate) are generally sold. The main reason ...

4. The Netherlands: A Tax Haven for multinationals

... results mainly from the large number of tax treaties the Netherlands has concluded with other countries. SOMO researcher Francis Weyzig explains: ”Due to these treaties, it is profitable for a company ...

5. International Tax Planning

... remain continuously abreast with the daily changes in national and international tax laws. Double Taxation Treaties Clients seeking to take advantage of double tax treaty relief need to establish a ...

6. Designing Tax Structures

BlauStein is well experienced in establishing companies in a variety of jurisdictions and combining features of double taxation agreements and treaties between different countries to provide the optimal ...

7. Company in The Netherlands

... received and capital gains realised are exempt from Dutch corporate income tax. There’s also an extensive network of double-taxation treaties. There are many other aspects of Dutch tax law, but as always, ...

8. The Netherlands: Offshore onshore country

... network of double taxation treaties (few of which contain any anti avoidance provisions) and by the existence of a procedure of advance tax rulings whereby the tax authorities who are autonomous and approachable ...