Doing Business in the Netherlands
8th Nov 2024 @ 8:00 am
Barclays, 1st Floor, 3 Hardman Street, Spinningfields, Manchester, M3 3HF
Working alongside our in-country partners Visser and Visser, we have helped a number of clients set up in the Netherlands to either help mitigate against Brexit and/or assist European expansion.
The advantages of doing business in the Netherlands are vast and can significantly improve cashflow by avoiding the burden of import VAT on good/services provided to other EU countries.
It also provides businesses with numerous logistical opportunities thanks to the world-famous ports and high-quality infrastructure connecting it to the rest of the EU.
Tax rates and incentives are competitive, payment systems are solid and reliable, and the corporate law system makes setting up a company very easy, so there is much to be said about doing business in the Netherlands.
Joining our international specialist Adrian Young will be Erik Klop of Visser and Visser who both act for business seeking to establish a presence in the Netherlands. Experts from Barclays will also be on hand to support with banking, funding and trade queries.
Over breakfast, these experts will give a full overview of the considerations you need to take and will be on-hand to answer specific questions you have if this is something you are thinking about.
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