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ido · 09-01-2008, 06:33 AM

hi ,

I'm thinking of starting up a company in Holland,
but I was wondering if you guys have some useful legal info,
jurisprendence, precedents, or texts of law in Holland
related to the protection of minors on the internet for companies based in Holland.

thanks for your input!

ido

Jens Van Assterdam · 09-01-2008, 06:39 AM

Watch out which lawyer you choose and who is doing your taxes. If your not a native dutch, everyone will try to fuck you over. 2,5k euro for opening a B.V. will cost you 3,5k in the end if you have bad luck. Make sure you get "flat-rate" deals!
Id recommend to open a B.V. over here in the netherlands, keeping the loose/profit very minimale and getting the cash out of the country. The taxes arent that high for an owner of a B.V. but paying nothing is still better then feeding the gov..

source: fraud lexika 101

Bike · 09-01-2008, 06:46 AM

http://www.kvk.nl/English/ (dutch Chamber of Commerce)

click "starting a business" then go to "paperwork"

notime · 09-01-2008, 07:30 AM

I don't wether he speaks English but on Holland largest forum he is the only accountant/adviser/tax consultant/etc. specialised in the adultbizz
A lot of adult webmasters in Holland use him.

email:
[email protected]

(his website is dutch)
www.erotiekbelastingen.nl

To open up a NEW limited company (called a B.V.) you pay around 1000 to 1200 for the notary's office, around 350 per year for the chamber of commerce.
Law requires you deposit at least 18.000 euro which must be in your dutch bank account at least 2 days so the bank can send that statement to the notary's office to complete your company. You COULD take this 18.000 euro out again after a few days, but...if the company ever goes bankrupt, a liquidator/lawyer COULD hold you personally responsible for the bankrupty.

VAT taxes must be paid every quarter unless you get bigger (then it's monthly) or if you turn out to be small it's once per year.
Taxes over WAGES to staff must be paid per month (if you have any).
Profit taxes must be paid around 6 months after the year has ended and the tax office then ALSO sends you "an estimate" for the coming year which you can pay partialy in monthly installments I recall.

If you buy a USED or "off the shelf" BV (they sell stuff like hat between 500 and 5000), only thing to be carefull with is the history of such a used company for the buyer is responsible for the past ! Notary costs in these cases I estimate at 500 to 800 somewhere.

Law is Holland is based on written law (not a jury like in US and rulings of judges with older cases).
All law books together could be a mile long maybe. Each lawyer has it's own specialty in practice. Laws change or are updated a lot in Holland, so what's legal today could be illegal the year after.

ido · 09-01-2008, 02:34 PM

Thx

But, Do you have lawyer contact for more info about protection of minors on the internet for companies based in Holland. (jurisprendence, precedents, or texts of law in Holland)

Enemator · 09-01-2008, 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by notime

I don't wether he speaks English but on Holland largest forum he is the only accountant/adviser/tax consultant/etc. specialised in the adultbizz
A lot of adult webmasters in Holland use him.

email:
[email protected]

(his website is dutch)
www.erotiekbelastingen.nl

To open up a NEW limited company (called a B.V.) you pay around 1000 to 1200 for the notary's office, around 350 per year for the chamber of commerce.
Law requires you deposit at least 18.000 euro which must be in your dutch bank account at least 2 days so the bank can send that statement to the notary's office to complete your company. You COULD take this 18.000 euro out again after a few days, but...if the company ever goes bankrupt, a liquidator/lawyer COULD hold you personally responsible for the bankrupty.

VAT taxes must be paid every quarter unless you get bigger (then it's monthly) or if you turn out to be small it's once per year.
Taxes over WAGES to staff must be paid per month (if you have any).
Profit taxes must be paid around 6 months after the year has ended and the tax office then ALSO sends you "an estimate" for the coming year which you can pay partialy in monthly installments I recall.

If you buy a USED or "off the shelf" BV (they sell stuff like hat between 500 and 5000), only thing to be carefull with is the history of such a used company for the buyer is responsible for the past ! Notary costs in these cases I estimate at 500 to 800 somewhere.

Law is Holland is based on written law (not a jury like in US and rulings of judges with older cases).
All law books together could be a mile long maybe. Each lawyer has it's own specialty in practice. Laws change or are updated a lot in Holland, so what's legal today could be illegal the year after.

They are actually going to scratch the 18k thing. Or they already have, read something about it recently. Mainly because it's obvious you can take the money back so there's no real function for the whole deposit deal.

notime · 09-02-2008, 01:26 AM

they will indeed. the questions is: when

09-01-2008, 06:33 AM	#1
ido Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 22	Texts of law in Holland hi , I'm thinking of starting up a company in Holland, but I was wondering if you guys have some useful legal info, jurisprendence, precedents, or texts of law in Holland related to the protection of minors on the internet for companies based in Holland. thanks for your input! ido

09-01-2008, 06:39 AM	#2
Jens Van Assterdam The Dupre Pimp Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Koh Samui Posts: 6,677	Watch out which lawyer you choose and who is doing your taxes. If your not a native dutch, everyone will try to fuck you over. 2,5k euro for opening a B.V. will cost you 3,5k in the end if you have bad luck. Make sure you get "flat-rate" deals! Id recommend to open a B.V. over here in the netherlands, keeping the loose/profit very minimale and getting the cash out of the country. The taxes arent that high for an owner of a B.V. but paying nothing is still better then feeding the gov.. source: fraud lexika 101 __________________ Read TOS for signature rules

09-01-2008, 07:30 AM	#4
notime Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: cyberspace Posts: 8,022	I don't wether he speaks English but on Holland largest forum he is the only accountant/adviser/tax consultant/etc. specialised in the adultbizz A lot of adult webmasters in Holland use him. email: [email protected] (his website is dutch) www.erotiekbelastingen.nl To open up a NEW limited company (called a B.V.) you pay around 1000 to 1200 for the notary's office, around 350 per year for the chamber of commerce. Law requires you deposit at least 18.000 euro which must be in your dutch bank account at least 2 days so the bank can send that statement to the notary's office to complete your company. You COULD take this 18.000 euro out again after a few days, but...if the company ever goes bankrupt, a liquidator/lawyer COULD hold you personally responsible for the bankrupty. VAT taxes must be paid every quarter unless you get bigger (then it's monthly) or if you turn out to be small it's once per year. Taxes over WAGES to staff must be paid per month (if you have any). Profit taxes must be paid around 6 months after the year has ended and the tax office then ALSO sends you "an estimate" for the coming year which you can pay partialy in monthly installments I recall. If you buy a USED or "off the shelf" BV (they sell stuff like hat between 500 and 5000), only thing to be carefull with is the history of such a used company for the buyer is responsible for the past ! Notary costs in these cases I estimate at 500 to 800 somewhere. Law is Holland is based on written law (not a jury like in US and rulings of judges with older cases). All law books together could be a mile long maybe. Each lawyer has it's own specialty in practice. Laws change or are updated a lot in Holland, so what's legal today could be illegal the year after. Last edited by notime; 09-01-2008 at 07:33 AM..

09-01-2008, 06:46 AM	#3
Bike Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 1,363	http://www.kvk.nl/English/ (dutch Chamber of Commerce) click "starting a business" then go to "paperwork"

09-01-2008, 02:34 PM	#5
ido Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 22	Thx But, Do you have lawyer contact for more info about protection of minors on the internet for companies based in Holland. (jurisprendence, precedents, or texts of law in Holland)

09-02-2008, 01:26 AM	#7
notime Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: cyberspace Posts: 8,022	they will indeed. the questions is: when