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If an employer is entitled to the working time reduction scheme  and as a result a non-EU employee temporarily does not meet the salary requirement, the Inspectorate SZW temporarily does not fine the employer for not meeting the salary requirement as one of the conditions for a Dutch residence permit. [...]

The Temporary Emergency Bridging Measure for Sustained Employment (NOW) is updated. It is now possible to make the application with a non Dutch SEPA bank account number. An Employer with a non Dutch bank account number needed to complete his application with a Dutch bank account number within four weeks. [...]

The Dutch government announced the following six additional tax measures to create financial space in the short term. Reduction of the customary (‘minimum’) wage in case of a decline in turnover. The customary wage may be reduced in equal proportion to the decrease in turnover of the company. Relaxation of [...]

Countries around the globe have introduced measures to help companies through these corona times. This varies from a postponement of payment of VAT due and postponement of submitting VAT returns to a swifter refund of VAT amounts. These measures differ per country as well as the way how enterprises can [...]

Due to the measures of the Dutch government to prevent further spread of COVID-19, the Dutch Immigration Authorities (IND), the Municipalities, the Municipal Health Services (GGD) and other public services have taken several measures and adjusted their services. We have made an overview of all possible actions that may come [...]

Dutch government measures Emergency package for jobs and economy Due to the coronavirus the Dutch government takes exceptional economic measures. This package protects jobs, incomes and compensates for the consequences for the self-employed, small, medium and large sized enterprises. Want to know which of the temporary financial regulations apply to [...]