In the fourth edition of our immigration focused newsletter we give a snapshot of the latest immigration law developments below.
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Dec
EACC & Member News
19
Dec
As 2024 comes to a close, we take this moment to reflect on a year of challenges, milestones, and transformation, and to express our gratitude for your trust, collaboration, and support. This year marked a significant milestone for us as we celebrated our 10th anniversary—a feat made possible by your partnership and the incredible dedication of our team.
18
Dec
Of je nu een ambitieuze startup-founder bent die droomt van een exit, of een scale-up CEO die klaar is voor een overname of een kapitaalinjectie — welkom terug in de wereld van Fusies en Overnames, Mergers & Acquisitions ofwel M&A!
09
Dec
In this blogpost, we cover the Article 23 License and Fiscal Representation as an entry ticket to it. This framework unlocks ‘local treatment’ for non-Resident companies importing goods to Europe through the Netherlands, and allows them to defer VAT rather than pay it to Customs upon import. Great for cashflow.
05
Dec
With the holiday season upon us, we are excited to share our quarterly business update! In this final edition of the year, we’ve gathered valuable insights and updates to help your U.S. subsidiary close out 2024 on a strong note, and prepare for the opportunities and challenges of 2025. Topics covered include updates from our Tax and HR & Payroll teams and interesting events early next year. We start with an insightful article exploring the potential impact of the U.S. presidential elections on your U.S. venture and business strategies.
05
Dec
On 27 November 2024, the European Parliament formally approved the new College of Commissioners presented by the recently re-elected Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen. The new Commission took office on 1 December 2024. The renewed institutions will now face the continuing challenge of pursuing the regulatory framework for tech and digital while promoting innovation and defending EU competitiveness. We look at what to expect in 2025.
05
Dec
On 27 November 2024, the European Parliament formally approved the new College of Commissioners presented by the recently re-elected Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen. The new Commission took office on 1 December 2024. The renewed institutions will now face the continuing challenge of pursuing the regulatory framework for tech and digital while promoting innovation and defending EU competitiveness. We look at what to expect in 2025.
05
Dec
On 4 December 2024, the Dutch State Secretary of Finance published a decree (the Amount B Decree) that outlines the Dutch implementation of Amount B of Pillar One. The Amount B Decree states that Amount B will be accepted by the Dutch tax authorities for Dutch taxpayers that are involved in intercompany transactions covering wholesale distribution activities in ‘Covered Jurisdictions’ that meet the relevant criteria. Amount B will not apply to wholesale distribution activities in the Netherlands. It will be effective as of 1 January 2025.
03
Dec
This article highlights the potential challenges and opportunities Trump’s policies present for European businesses operating in the U.S. From trade, tariffs, and taxes to immigration and energy, preparing for these shifts will be essential to navigate the next four years successfully.
03
Dec
In a carve-out transaction, part of a business is transferred to a new owner. These transactions tend to be complex and involve the transfer of assets, agreements, liabilities, and employees. It is important to understand that carve-outs are different from other M&A transactions because of the specific challenges and opportunities they present.