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Starting a business in Germany

A large number of Dutch entrepreneurs are looking at the opportunities on the German market. Germany is still the most important trading partner of the Netherlands. 

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Establishing a GmbH

The most popular legal form for Dutch entrepreneurs to do business in Germany is the GmbH (Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung).

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Setting up a GmbH in 5 steps

A GmbH has several advantages compared to your Dutch BV. But how do you set up a GmbH? What steps do you need to take?

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Taking over a German GmbH: what should you pay attention to?

Are you considering moving your business activities to Germany? Then this is of course possible from your Dutch company.

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A debt collection procedure in Germany and the Netherlands: 4 differences

Do you do business in Germany? Then it is nice to know that German debtors are among the best payers in Europe.

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Cross-border debt collection in Germany: tips & tricks

Collection options in Germany. Apart from the Mahnverfahren and the Klageverfahren, you have other options to collect from a German party.

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Labor law in Germany: 6 differences with the Netherlands

In this article you can read the 6 most important differences between Dutch and German employment law.

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The salary and employment conditions in Germany: this is what you need to know

Are you going to open a local branch in Germany? And also hire German staff for this? Then there are some important things you need to know.

Labor law and personnel
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Cross-border work in Germany: 5 points of interest for employers

If you send your Dutch staff to work in Germany, this is called 'cross-border work'. To do this, you must arrange a number of things in advance.

Labor law and personnel
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Dismissal law in Germany: this is how it works

Do you employ staff in Germany? Dismissal law is regulated differently in Germany than in the Netherlands.

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Working with self-employed people in Germany

Are you going to do business abroad? And do you also need staff in Germany? Then you may be thinking about working with freelancers.

Labor law and personnel
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Recent changes in German labor law

In the January issue of Over de Grens, our HR & Payroll consultant Laure Mulders wrote an article about recent changes in German labor law.

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Heisterborg International: doing business in the border region

Heisterborg International is located in Emsbüren, a specialist in tax and business economics advice from medium-sized companies to multinationals.

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