alexbyrne1986

Thanks again @Jeroen Kisters RPLU ARe It appears this form can't be edited online. Am i right in saying this can only be sent back via the post? There's no address to return it too of so Alex

Thanks again for the answers @Jeroen Kisters RPLU ARe and @shoptillyoudrop To clarify your points Shoptillyoudrop. We'll be UK based: the Companies will be in Netherlands, and the candidates will also be in NL. We're a service provide and find talent. Essentially a candidates CV and introduce them to a Dutch Company. The candidates then interview and hopefully join that company and work for them in a permanent contract. Our service is purely as an "introducer" so we offer no payroll or employment contracts direct with my company/hyperloop. The Dutch market works as it's in the best timezone and language. and for tech is bouyant. With the above in mind, I only need to register with KVK. Which leads me to my last question. Are you then liable to file taxes?

Thanks for the help @Jeroen Kisters RPLU ARe & @Ron van der Kolk So this is where I'm confused. We're a recruitment agency, but not a temp one. Temp one's should register but it doesn't site of permanent ones do. We charge a one off fee for a permanent candidate placement. so we're in the blurred lines of no permanent establishment. We'd therefore be VAT exempt. To be on the safe side, it says to register. But I wonder if that now means I'll be required to file accounts in Dutch? Any further help welcome

Hello, I'm new here, and was wondering if you could provide some advice. I run a tech recruitment agency based in the UK. We're researching some new markets to expand and the dutch market seems really interesting. I'm curious, as a UK business what exactly that will entail end to end from a legal, financial and tax perspective. We intend to set up as a company with a satelite office, but working from the UK. We'd potentially look at opening an office in a year to 18 months but as it stands, we'd need to try and establish a market first. Does anyone know what I need to do ? Thanks Alex