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British nationals don’t need a visa to enter the Netherlands or other Schengen countries (apart from current COVID-19 travel restrictions) for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Should you wish to stay or work longer, the immigration rules of the respective country have to be checked and a [...]

Due to measures taken as a result of COVID-19, many employees worked from home in 2020. If employees live in a country other than where they normally work, this means that the employees will have to pay more tax in their country of residence. This may be different if the [...]

It is time to file your Dutch personal income tax return. The Dutch fiscal year runs from 1 January through 31 December. The filing deadline is 1 May 2021 for the 2020 tax returns. For people who have entered or left the Netherlands during the year, the filing deadline is [...]

Assuming that you, as a British national, have arranged your Dutch residence permit (to continue) to live, work or study in the Netherlands, we would like to remind you about your driving licence. As a British national you must exchange your UK driving licence for a Dutch driving licence. The [...]

Contrary to recent updates we wish to clarify that as a result of most recent publications from the Dutch government it can be concluded that the travel restrictions which will become more strict as of 23 January do not affect the right of (regular) highly skilled migrants from outside the [...]

The Temporary Emergency Bridging Measure for Sustained Employment (NOW) provides compensation for wage costs for companies with a loss of turnover of at least 20%. The compensation is based on the wage sum. Recent case law has concluded that the 30% allowance is not part of the wage for NOW [...]