COVID-19 + GLOBAL MOBILITY
At the moment, individuals and organisations all over the world are facing big challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There is a great deal of uncertainty and we expect that you may have many questions. In times like these, LIMES international is ready to advise you and answer your questions regarding the coronavirus related to global mobility.
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CORONA UPDATES
Notification obligation international posting (WagwEU) #2
Now that the international economy is slowly starting up again and countries are reopening their [...]
Short-stay visa expired?
Due to the long-term measures to combat COVID-19, we have experienced that more and more [...]
COVID-19 #14 | Germany temporarily lowers VAT rates as of 1 July
As part of the corona measures, agreement has been reached in Germany on various measures. [...]
ABOUT LIMES
For people and companies operating across national borders, specialised integral fiscal-legal support is crucial. For over thirty years, LIMES international has been offering integrated services in the field of corporate tax, employee tax, social security, VAT & customs, legal and immigration. We offer our services from a single location ‘one-stop-shop’. Our aim is to unburden and facilitate you, so that you can excel in international business.
LIMES international asks critical questions, explores new possibilities and finds the questions behind your questions. We advise you on cross-border activities and help implement our advice. If you consider the world your playing field, our dedicated advisers are ready to support your international issues.
LATEST NEWS
Dutch residence permit for all UK nationals and their family members
If you are a British national or a family member of a British national, your right of residence in the Netherlands will not change during the transition period, from February 1, 2020 up to and including December 31, 2020. However, as of January 1, 2021, you need a Dutch residence permit to stay in the Netherlands. If you or your family member are registered as a British national in the Personal Records Database (BRP) and you live in the Netherlands, you will receive an invitation letter from the IND in the transition period (with a possible extension to July 1, 2021) to file an online application for a residence permit within 4 weeks. You will subsequently receive an invitation to schedule an appointment via the IND website for the delivery of biometric data. The IND will send your Dutch residence permit by courier to your home address. If you have any problems with the online application or you have not yet received a letter, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Notification obligation international posting (WagwEU) #2
Now that the international economy is slowly starting up again and countries are reopening their borders, we would like to remind you of the reporting obligation that applies in the Netherlands from 1 March 2020. Foreign employers who post employees from a member state of the European Union or EEA/Switzerland to work in the Netherlands are obliged to report this to the Dutch authorities. The foreign employer (service provider) must report this, a copy of which is automatically shared with the Dutch hirer (service recipient). The Dutch hirer has an obligation to check the notification and to report inaccuracies or not receiving the copy within five working days after the start of the activities in the Netherlands. Failure to report or incomplete reporting of the employment in question can be punished with a fine. Not every assignment must be reported. There are a number of exempted categories of employees. In the Netherlands a reporting obligation also applies for self-employed persons. The notification must be made through the online notification portal.