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As an intermediary, you are often the party liable for insurance premium tax (IPT) in the Netherlands, certainly if you are a designated intermediary/broker or authorized agent.

Who is the party liable for insurance premium tax (IPT) towards the tax authorities? How should the IPT be allocated? Do exemptions apply? Our advice to insurers that insure Dutch risk is to look closely at these and other matters. I.e. Dutch IPT is in terms of the party liable for IPT far more complex than in other countries. Allocation and exemptions are also two frequently recurring issues in practice.

Meijburg & Co is dedicated to protecting the confidentiality and privacy of information entrusted to it. As part of this fundamental obligation, Meijburg & Co is committed to the appropriate protection and use of personal information (sometimes referred to as “personal data”) that has been collected online.

The digitalization of the economy and the rise of digital platforms has affected many business sectors. These developments have also led to a shift from traditional employment relationships based on employment contracts to the provision of services on a self-employed basis. There is thus a risk that the income sellers realize via digital platforms is not fully reported.

Export control legislation can apply to physical goods but also to the sale or transfer of intangible assets such as technology and software. Export control regulations may also have an extraterritorial effect; this applies in particular to US export control regulations. Compliance with export control rules therefore has a multi-legal dimension.