1. New tax treaty with Japan signed

... reduction or exemption of the withholding tax rates on dividends, interest and royalties and thereby contributes to an enhancement of the mutual investments. In December 2009, the negotiations between ...

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

... new or amended tax treaty. Such a treaty includes agreements that are to prevent companies and persons being taxed twice and divide the taxing rights between the Netherlands and the other country. Apart ...

3. Adjustment in agreement for avoidance of double taxation between Hong Kong and the Netherlands

... that also bank and insurance companies, as well as international headquarters companies can only be entitled to the withholding tax rate for participation dividends of 0%, if they hold at least 10% of ...

4. Exchange of tax information with Uruguay, Mauritius and Brunei

... of an information exchange agreement the Netherlands may request detailed information from the Tax Departments of other countries about savings, dividends and distribution of earnings. By now such agreements ...

5. The Netherlands: A Tax Haven for multinationals

... to move payments on interest, royalties and dividends from one country to a parent company in another country through the Netherlands. These kinds of conduit constructions can be harmful when, for example, ...

6. International Tax Planning

... company situated in a treaty jurisdiction. This is essential for the minimisation of withholding taxes on the payment of dividends and royalties. Treaty jurisdictions also portray a non-offshore image ...

7. Designing Tax Structures

... tax result. Legal entities are established in specific jurisdictions to benefit from reduced withholding taxes on dividends, interest and royalty streams, transfer pricing harmonization, hybrid financing ...

8. Company in The Netherlands

... of international companies have opened up in the Netherlands - contact us to find out how to join them. The Netherlands has a liberal tax regime including generous participation exemption – dividends ...