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Doing business in the Netherlands requires a few simple steps, And the simplicity of the process has attracted two foreigners as multinational companies to set up companies in the Netherlands.

In this article, we will introduce you to the basics of Netherlands Company Formation, as well as important things to consider as an entrepreneur.

1. Determine the best company structure
2. Company establishment
3. The company’s housing (can include a business center)
   4 Open a bank account
   V. Application for relevant tax ID

Once these five issues are covered, your company can begin!

On Demand International can provide comprehensive assistance for the establishment of your company. In this article, we will focus on the expertise of our established team that can help you successfully develop your business in the Netherlands. In short, we can help you:

Conduct business in the Netherlands, including company registration

Tax and accounting
Legal advice
Get VAT and EORI number
Salaried staff
Fill in the tax return
Dedicated company official services

Is the Netherlands the best country to set up a company?

The Netherlands is one of the most innovative countries in the world and has a good entrepreneurial atmosphere. Low taxes, professional (English-speaking) labor and good infrastructure make the Netherlands an ideal gateway to Europe.

But will the Netherlands be the best country for your business? This is usually the case!

Having said that, it is best to contact our company registration team to discuss your situation and determine whether the Netherlands is indeed the right choice for you!

Do you need to manage residence permits for Dutch companies?

EU nationals are free to start Dutch companies and work and live in the Netherlands without any additional requirements.

For non-EU nationals, if you intend to live in the Netherlands for a long time, you need to consider immigration regulations. As a business owner with both overseas business and a Dutch company, it is relatively easy to obtain a multiple entry Schengen visa. In this way, you can travel to and live in the Netherlands, with a maximum of 90 days per trip and a maximum of 90 days. 180 days per year. If you plan to become a resident of the Netherlands, you can consider an entrepreneur visa or entrepreneurship visa.

Draft a business plan

Based on your recognized potential in the Dutch market, you may want to expand your business. In order for your company to succeed, it may actually (need a lot of effort). However, a business plan or strategy can help you make the right (investment) decisions about the company and can help you avoid costly (or time-consuming) errors. One of the advantages of the business plan is that you can discuss the plan with our team or entrepreneurs with experience in the Dutch market to see if you have the correct expectations. If such matters are needed, it may also help you obtain financial or even residence permits.

At the very least, it is important to have a thorough understanding of the legal requirements you will encounter in the first year and determine the budget required to maintain the company ’s good reputation and operations.

Determine your market entry strategy

An important part of the business plan is to determine the (best) market entry strategy. Should you start by establishing a sales office, or is it more meaningful to establish a fully operational office?
Depending on your situation, our team can help you make the right decision.

Determine the legal business structure and company name!

One of the most important decisions you need to make when doing business in the Netherlands is which type of business structure to use. Not only is this an important decision, but it is usually also a problem, which creates a lot of uncertainty for entrepreneurs. Before deciding which Dutch legal entity to use, you may need to fully understand all options. This is why this step (determining the business structure) may take some time.

You can contact us for a complete overview of available legal entities and what they mean to you. Ideally, we will discuss your requirements and suggest the correct legal entity for you. We can prepare a complete “Formation Guide”, which includes all the above considerations, it will let you understand the complete procedures, fees and taxes.

Our team can provide you with information about the various legal entities that the Netherlands must provide, and will explain to you the pros and cons of each legal entity.

Dutch Private Limited (shares)

The most common type of legal entity (Global!) Is a private limited company. Also known as “share company”. This legal entity is called BV (Besloten Vennootschap)

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The Netherlands is probably a small country, but it cannot prevent it from becoming one of the world ’s major economies. According to a 2016 census, the land covers 41,543 square kilometers of land with a population of 16,947,904: 408 inhabitants per square kilometer (one of the highest figures in Europe). This “gateway to Europe” accounts for 51% of all European distribution centers .

Qualified multilingual people, pragmatic legislation, business culture and their strategic geographic location are all key factors that make the Netherlands a major player in the world. As a true hub of international business, if you want to do well and start business in the Netherlands, it is worth knowing the Netherlands.

1. Netherlands: an economically healthy country

2. Several growth areas, including e-commerce

The transportation and logistics industry is one of the largest industries in the country. However, 8 other industries also provide huge business opportunities: 1. High-tech systems, 2. Water management, 3. Chemistry, 4. Energy, 5. Creative 6. Agricultural food, 7. Flowers, 8. Life science health.

3. Well-educated, demanding consumers have strong purchasing power
4. Investor-friendly legislation and tax policies

5. Another cultural approach
There are five things to remember about the Dutch: punctuality, pragmatism, simplicity, trust and openness.

Please feel free to contact us for more information about Netherlands Company Formation by sending an E-mail support@ondemandint.com or Call +91-9643460171

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• Visa-free travel in the Schengen area
• Enjoy high-quality life, education and health care
• Apply for citizenship after five years
• You can have dual citizenship if you want
• In short, Portugal ’s right of abode allows you to live, study, work or retire in a beautiful and sunny country.

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As the number of tourists increases, Slovenia’s tourism industry can provide attractive business opportunities. Investors interested in doing business in Slovenia should know that employees working in the country’s coastal areas are expecting a large number of foreign tourists, especially in the most famous coastal cities. Our team of lawyers in Slovenia can provide more detailed information on the necessary licenses required to conduct business in the field based on the company’s business activities.

Tourism in the coastal regions of Slovenia

The total number of tourists in the southernmost coastal city of Piran has increased significantly. In the first 22 days of June 2017, the city had a total of 98,000 overnight stays, an increase of 21% year-on-year.

Investors interested in setting up a lodging company in Slovenia must know that the total number of overnight stays in Piran City accounts for 75% of the town’s accommodation capacity.

As more and more local and foreign tourists are interested in tourism in coastal areas, tourism in Slovenia is growing. Over the first five months of 2017, overnight stays in Piran and Portoroz increased by 13% compared to the same period last year. This accounts for 385,000 overnight stays, of which two-thirds are bookings by foreign tourists. Our team of Slovenian lawyers can provide more detailed information on the required permits when conducting business in Piran or Portoroz.

Tourism in Izola, Slovenia

Another attractive city for tourism business activities in Slovenia is Izola. The Izola Tourism Association announced that in June (the first 20 days), the number of foreign tourists increased by 13%. The main nationalities visiting the city are as follows

•German;

•Italian;

•Polish.

Those interested in more detailed information on the legislation regulating Slovenia’s tourism industry, please contact our law firm in Slovenia.