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Contractor in the Dutch marketplace

If you are currently working as a contractor for a Dutch company – and especially if you’ve only recently come to the Netherlands – you may encounter unfamiliar financial or legal situations over the course of your work. Dutch companies who hire contractors may also find themselves burdened by unforeseen administrative and legal considerations.

Whether you are yourself a contractor working for Dutch company or a Dutch business using the services of a foreign contractor, the issues that arise from payment and taxation can be an unwelcome distraction from your work. Umbrella Company specializes in combating these distractions, so that contractors and their Dutch employers are free to focus on their core business.

  • Dutch payrolling services for contractors

    It is no secret that independent contractors often encounter tax situations that are more complex than those encountered by conventional employees. For contractors who work for Dutch companies, the complexity of their tax situation is further compounded by the Dutch tax system, which foreign contractors are likely to be unfamiliar with.

    Umbrella Company offers payrolling services that are clear and to-the-point, allowing contractors to focus on their activities in the Dutch marketplace without having to worry about financial or legal issues that may stem from their working situation.

  • Payrolling services for Dutch employers of contractors

    For a Dutch company hiring an independent contractor, doing so can unduly increase administrative costs through bureaucratic issues. As such, Dutch employers of independent contractors may be forced to spend valuable time managing an asset that should actually save them time.

    This is where Umbrella Company comes in, providing understandable, no-nonsense payrolling services that allow Dutch employers to make use of independent contractors without having to deal with more paperwork. Umbrella Company shoulders the burden for you so that you don’t have to.