Residence permits for highly skilled migrants and their children

On April 25, 2016 by Dutch Umbrella Company
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A new employee from abroad would like to bring her 17-year-old daughter to the Netherlands. She is turning 18 in a few weeks’ time. What do you need to do to facilitate this and what does your employee need to do? Before we answer these questions, we briefly discuss the permit application process for the new foreign employee.

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Driving a company car in the Netherlands

On April 11, 2016 by Dutch Umbrella Company
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Depending on the job or function you have you may be driving a car provided by your employer. A company car, or take-home vehicle, is a car which companies lease or own and which their employees can use for personal

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Exemption income tax return for expats

On March 21, 2016 by Dutch Umbrella Company
Ask our Expat Desk, General

Under certain conditions employers can equate the withheld wage taxes with the income tax rates in the payroll accounting.

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Avoid Double Taxation

On March 14, 2016 by Dutch Umbrella Company
Ask our Expat Desk, In focus

In order to avoid double taxation, the Netherlands and Belgium have entered into certain agreements which have been laid down in a tax treaty. These agreements will help you determine which country is entitled to levy taxes on your wages.

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Orientation year for foreign graduates expanded

On December 7, 2015 by Dutch Umbrella Company
Ask our Expat Desk, General, Knowledge Migrant Visa

The Dutch government has instituted a scheme that allows recent graduates from Dutch universities to stay in the Netherlands for one year, in order to try and find jobs as highly skilled migrants.

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