Because it concerns the general EU anti-abuse provision, the interpretation of the Supreme Court may also be relevant for other tax rules.
On April 14, 2025 the Netherlands and Germany took an important step toward improving remote work opportunities for cross-border workers. The two countries agreed to amend the tax treaty so that cross-border workers can work from home for up to 34 days per year without having to pay taxes on their income in both countries. This amendment is intended to ease the tax burden and reduce administrative overhead for cross-border workers who regularly work from home.
Earlier this week, we hosted a seminar in Amstelveen on one of today’s most pressing trade developments: the newly implemented U.S. tariffs on imported products and the EU’s anticipated countermeasures. The event attracted tax, logistics and finance professionals from a wide range of industries—all looking for clarity in an increasingly complex international business environment.
