Digital nomad with a Dutch management company

A director and majority shareholder has his holding company and operating company in the Netherlands, but actually spends most of his time in Spain and Portugal. He performs work for international clients without a fixed physical workplace. His salary is paid by the Dutch BV.

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Nassau analyzed the entrepreneur’s tax residence, the taxation of his income, and the potential implications for Dutch companies. The analysis also examined social security and the risks associated with permanent establishments.

Analysis

Based on this analysis, the structure of the business operations and the entrepreneur’s position within the international context were reassessed. This assessment took into account the tax situation in multiple countries and the role of the Dutch company.

Hands-on implementation

Nassau assisted with the organization of tax and administrative obligations, including tax returns and coordination with local advisors in the countries where the entrepreneur resides.