Netherlands: Corporate/Commercial Law

Dutch tax law offers multiple facilities for tax-neutral corporate restructuring, both domestically and across borders. However, these opportunities require careful planning...

In the dynamic landscape of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the Netherlands, the legal due diligence investigation remains one of the most critical phases of any transaction.

The European Commission has proposed a new legal framework: EU Inc., a harmonised corporate regime designed to simplify cross‑border business across the EU.

Dutch tax law offers multiple facilities for tax-neutral corporate restructuring, both domestically and across borders. However, these opportunities require careful planning...

A new EU Directive on anti-corruption will require businesses with EU operations to reassess their anti-bribery and corruption (ABAC) frameworks.

The European Court of Justice has ruled on a critical question in securities law: when does inside information cease to be inside information? In Brännelius (C-229/24)...

The Dutch government has introduced a draft bill aimed at making employee participation through shared option schemes more tax-efficient for innovative start-ups and scale-ups

On March 18, 2026, the European Commission (EC) published its Proposal for a Regulation establishing a new corporate legal framework - "EU Inc.", which introduces a harmonized...

对于投资公司而言，外包基金行政管理不仅能显著提高运营效率并节约成本...

Dutch tax law offers multiple facilities for tax-neutral corporate restructuring, both domestically and across borders. However, these opportunities require careful planning...

Family offices worldwide are fundamentally reassessing their real estate investment strategies as traditional approaches give way to more sophisticated considerations. The role of real estate is evolving from a passive wealth preservation tool to a strategic instrument that must balance control, flexibility, governance, and intergenerational transfer alongside financial returns.

A new EU Directive on anti-corruption will require businesses with EU operations to reassess their anti-bribery and corruption (ABAC) frameworks.