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Introduction The Dutch East India Company, known as the Vereenigde Oostindische Compagnie (VOC), was more than a mere trading enterprise—it was the world’s first multinational corporation, and the first company to issue public shares. Founded in 1602 in the Netherlands, the VOC would dominate Asian-European trade routes for nearly two centuries, shaping global commerce, colonial…
The Netherlands, known for its open economy, strategic global trade links, and highly educated workforce, has long been considered one of Europe’s most stable and competitive economies. As we move further into 2025, the Dutch economy is navigating both global uncertainties and internal structural shifts. While the country remains a leader in innovation, sustainability, and…
A company car can be more than just a perk—it’s often a smart financial decision that brings tax advantages, branding value, and long-term cost savings. However, the financial impact and taxation of company vehicles varies significantly across EU member states, making strategic planning essential. Let’s explore the benefits and tax implications of company cars for…
For entrepreneurs and small business owners across the European Union, one of the most strategic decisions is how to pay themselves: should it be through a monthly salary or via dividends from the company’s profit? Both options have their pros and cons—and the economic and tax environments differ significantly between EU countries, affecting what’s most…
