Netherlands Desk
A strong business partner in northern Europe
As a major trading partner with many European countries, the Netherlands continues to be a leader in attracting foreign direct investment and is one of the five largest investors in the United States.
Our Netherlands Desk professionals are well-versed in the cultural and regulatory considerations for businesses.
Recommended Insights
Dealing with the Dutch taxing authority
Dispute with Dutch taxing authority illustrates the need for a proactive approach and adequate preparation for transfer pricing audit
Netherlands enacts new legislation regarding dividend withholding tax
The Dutch government has recently enacted new legislation that has both expanded the scope of the Dutch dividend withholding tax, and provided for a new withholding tax exemption for certain non-EU shareholders.
Dutch Council for Annual Reporting expression on IFRS-15
The Dutch Council for Annual Reporting is giving companies the opportunity to report revenues and related costs after the issuance of IFRS15
Top 7 GDPR misconceptions: Is your business prepared?
RSM provides insight into common misconceptions surrounding GDPR and what organizations worldwide must do to become compliant. Learn more.
Dutch propose sweeping business tax changes
The Dutch government has proposed reducing its corporate and withholding taxes along with other significant changes.
How can we help you?
How can we help you navigate globally? Contact us by phone +1 800.274.3978 or
Netherlands Desk Leader
Doug Roozeboom, Partner 
Resource center
Brexit and the middle market
International Tax Planning
The Real Economy
RSM US Middle Market Business Index
Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS)
Global Audit
events / webcasts
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What does the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act mean for corporate entities?
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4 considerations for nonprofits when operating globally
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Government contracting Afghani taxation update
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GDPR data security compliance: You have one year to prepare
Additional information
Insights from RSM International and member firms to consider when entering this market.
European commission proposes public country-by-country reporting
Doing business in the Netherlands