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Dutch Supreme Court applies a broad explanation of the 183-days rule for cross-border employees working in the Netherlands

For cross-border activities, most tax treaties prescribe that the country of employment is entitled to levy tax on the wage the employee earns in that country. However, there is only one exception to this rule where the country of residence is entitled to levy tax. That is if the following [...]

2017-08-08T14:26:52+02:008 augustus 2017|Geen onderdeel van een categorie|

9 myths about the 183-days-rule

Many people dealing with global mobility have heard about the 183-days-rule. People who have been expats themselves, or know people who have been on international assignments, may tell you at the golf or tennis club that everything is fine, as long as you do not work more than 183 days [...]

2022-07-20T10:47:51+02:0020 juli 2017|Former TTT-Group|

Regeling internationaal handelsverkeer

Vanaf 1 juli 2017 is de nieuwe “Regeling internationaal handelsverkeer” van kracht. Deze regeling geeft Nederlandse werkgevers meer mogelijkheden om niet-EU werknemers tijdelijk te werk te stellen in Nederland, zonder een separate tewerkstellingsvergunning voor hen aan te vragen. Het bedrijf moet een aanvraag bij het UWV indienen voor toelating van [...]

2017-07-10T15:28:22+02:0010 juli 2017|Geen onderdeel van een categorie|

International trade Regulation

As of July 1, 2017, the new “International trade regulation” is applicable. This regulation offers Dutch employers more possibilities to employ non-EU nationals in the Netherlands on a temporary basis without a separate work permit per employee. In order to do so, the Dutch employer should file an application with [...]

2017-07-10T14:28:36+02:0010 juli 2017|Geen onderdeel van een categorie|
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