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Compensation schemes for transition payments are being phased out
From 2027, employers will no longer receive a refund from the government for the transition payment that
The collective agreement makes no mention of sectoral classification
Under the Social Insurance Funding Act (Wfsv), an employer is, by operation of law,
The inspector should have had his doubts earlier
A man started trading in cars in 2011. He registered with…
No business? Then no facilities either
A yoga teacher registered with the Chamber of Commerce in February 2020. In her registration form, she stated…
Temporary reduction in the lorry toll from 1 September 2026
With effect from 1 September 2026, the lorry toll rate will be reduced by 22.3%. The
No interest charged in the event of a mistake on your part
For many years, a private limited company has been paying Dutch VAT on distance sales to Belgian private individuals.
Contribution not accepted due to failure to meet the conditions
Two brothers run a coal-processing business as a partnership. On 30 March 2020, they carried out a
The dissolved foundation still exists, after all
A turbo liquidation is a quick way to wind up a private limited company, public limited company, foundation or other legal entity
No liability on the part of the hirer due to the recipient’s negligence
A creditor who grants a deferral of payment must take the interests of third parties into account…
Minimum hourly wage to rise to €14.99 from 1 July 2026
The amounts set out in the Minimum Wage and Minimum Holiday Pay Act are revised every six months. With effect from 1
System fails to recognise previous set-off: additional assessment permitted
A private limited company has been refunded €3.5 million twice following a long-running legal case concerning the carry-forward of losses.
Compromise on Box 3 remains in place
During a court case, a man agrees with the inspector that his actual return on investment is…
Cash flows to private individuals give rise to directors’ liability
A director of a haulage company has been held liable for nearly €730,000 in
Are costs exactly the same as turnover? The Court doesn’t think so
A director and major shareholder claims that his private limited company is incurring structural losses and that, for that reason, no customary salary…
Pass-through arrangements in cases of fraud: no deduction, but a payment is due
For years, a civil servant has been purchasing personal items at his employer’s expense. He enlists
A judge may always request a recent authorisation, even in the case of a standing power of attorney
An authorised representative lodges an appeal on the basis of a two-year-old general power of attorney. The Court of Appeal…