Hello, we need your advice on the following situation: we are planning a relocation to the Netherlands in about a month. I, as a wife of a highly skilled migrant worker, will have a residence and work permit, but I want to continue to work with my current company (I work as a Ukrainian sole proprietor under a contract with a Danish IT company, pay Ukrainian taxes, receive income in a Ukrainian bank in UAH ).
The question is: will I be breaking any Dutch laws by living in the Netherlands and working in this way? And also do I need to reflect such activity somewhere?
Thank you!
Good afternoon,
You will not break the laws, you have no restrictions on your work.
But they are obliged by law to show income. Partially they will fall under the double taxation law.
Perhaps it makes sense for you to be open to Dutch entrepreneurship and continue to work through it.
Which option is more profitable in your specific situation can be calculated with numbers. To do this, you need to order the “comparative tax analysis” service on our website or, if you only want to calculate the Dutch version, the “trial calculation” service
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