1. Investment attraction of the Netherlands
Strong economic strength and trade status. According to the GDP ranking published by the World Bank on 20 18, the Netherlands is the world's 17 largest economy and the sixth largest economy in the European Union (including Britain, which has not yet completed Britain's withdrawal from the European Union). As a traditional trading power, the Netherlands has a very stable position in global trade. According to the data of Statistics Netherlands, the total export of goods and services in the Netherlands in 20 18 was 495.868 billion euros and 206.367 billion euros respectively. According to the World Economic Forum's Global Competitiveness Report 20 19, the Netherlands ranks fourth in global competitiveness 14 1 countries and regions.
2. Open investment policy and fiscal and taxation system. As an export-oriented economy country, the Dutch government attaches importance to the role of foreign investment and pursues an open investment policy. The Foreign Investment Bureau under the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs has offices in 23 cities, including London, new york, Tokyo, Singapore and Shanghai, which are directly responsible for attracting foreign investment. There are also foreign investment promotion departments in various provinces and regions of the Netherlands, which are responsible for attracting local investment. At the same time, the Dutch tax system is attractive to investors, the tax arrangement is more flexible, and the corporate income tax rate is at a low level in northwest European countries.
Let's look at the requirements for registering a Dutch company:
1. Provide 3-4 company names (our company will check the names);
2. Registered capital: at least 65,438+0 euros registered capital;
3. Plan to engage in this industry;
4. List of registered capital and shareholding ratio of shareholders;
5. Shareholders and directors: one shareholder/director is enough, or there may be multiple shareholders/directors, and natural persons and corporate companies of any nationality may be shareholders/directors;
6. Company manager: There is no restriction to be a Dutch citizen or a citizen of EU nationality;
7.？ Registered address: the local office address in the Netherlands must be provided by our company;
Dutch company registration process:
1, sign the power of attorney
Step 2 sign the agreement
3. Shipping costs
4. Our company is the sole agent for handling relevant formalities in government departments.
5. Complete registration and get information.
6. The registration time is 3-4 weeks.