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  • About the WKR in 2025 and all recent changes

    The working expenses scheme, WKR in 2025, is an important part of Dutch tax legislation, especially for employers. It allows them to provide tax-free allowances and benefits in kind to their employees, as long as they stay within the set free allowance. Changes can be made to the WKR every … […]

    About the WKR in 2025 and all recent changes

  • Remote Working: An Overview of Trends, Tools and Challenges

    In recent years, remote working has grown from a niche to a mainstream working model. In this blog, we discuss what remote working is, why it has become popular, its advantages, challenges, essential tools, legal aspects and the future of remote working. What is remote working? Remote working, also known … […]

    Remote Working: An Overview of Trends, Tools and Challenges

  • KOR and One Stop Shop: changes from 1 January 2025

    As an entrepreneur, you face the challenge of keeping up with ever-changing tax rules. From 1 January 2025, sweeping changes to the Small Business Act (KOR) and the One Stop Shop (OSS) system are imminent. These changes are intended to modernise the VAT system and make it simpler for entrepreneurs, … […]

    KOR and One Stop Shop: changes from 1 January 2025

  • Profit and loss account explanation and example

    A profit and loss statement is a financial statement that shows the income and expenses of a business in a given period. This document helps business owners understand whether their business is making a profit or making a loss. It gives a clear picture of financial performance. Companies use this … […]

    Profit and loss account explanation and example

  • The difference between Assets and Liabilities

    In accounting, assets and liabilities are two fundamental terms that play an important role in understanding a company’s financial situation. Assets refer to a company’s assets that represent value, such as buildings, machinery, and inventories. Liabilities, on the other hand, are the company’s liabilities, such as loans, debts or other … […]

    The difference between Assets and Liabilities

  • SEPA authorisation: how it works with payment processing

    A SEPA authorisation is a written permission you give to a company or organisation to debit money from your account. SEPA stands for Single Euro Payments Area and ensures that payments within Europe can be made easily and quickly. The authorisation allows companies to withdraw payments automatically, such as paying … […]

    SEPA authorisation: how it works with payment processing

  • UBL Processing and Automation, an Explanation

    UBL (Universal Business Language) is a standard for the electronic exchange of business documents, such as invoices, orders and shipping notices, in a structured, digital format. The aim of UBL is to make business transactions more efficient and automated between companies, without the need for manual input. What makes UBL … […]

    UBL Processing and Automation, an Explanation

  • Organising, storing and sharing documents with a DMS

    A Document Management System (DMS) is a digital solution for managing documents. This system helps you organise, store and find documents efficiently. With a DMS, you can easily share files, track versions and manage access. This saves time and avoids document management errors. For businesses, a DMS offers more control … […]

    Organising, storing and sharing documents with a DMS

  • Receipts: use for returns, administration and tax returns

    A receipt is a small but important document you receive with a purchase. It contains crucial information such as the date, the name of the shop and the product purchased. This piece of paper acts as proof of your purchase and can come in handy if you want to make … […]

    Receipts: use for returns, administration and tax returns

  • Quick Ratio: The Guide to Analysis in Your Organisation

    The quick ratio is an important financial measure that assesses a company’s liquidity. It indicates the extent to which a company is able to cover its short-term liabilities with its most liquid assets. This means that only assets that can be quickly converted into cash, such as receivables and inventories, … […]

    Quick Ratio: The Guide to Analysis in Your Organisation

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