Contracting in the Netherlands? Tax warning to recruiters on self-employment changes

4 March 2016
Recruiters with contractors working in the Netherlands need to get to grips with new rules aimed at clamping down on false self-employment or face the prospect of being hit in the pocket.
Fri, 4 Mar 2016

Recruiters with contractors working in the Netherlands need to get to grips with new rules aimed at clamping down on false self-employment or face the prospect of being hit in the pocket.

The warning comes from law firm Osborne Clarke, which advises that these employers and recruiters will need to pay outstanding wage taxes and social premiums if...

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