Coronavirus measures from the government

On this website of the Dutch National Government you will find all information about the regulations for employers and entrepreneurs;

https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19

Payment problems due to the corona virus?

The Tax and Customs Administration is taking measures to mitigate the consequences of the corona virus for entrepreneurs. Are you an entrepreneur or freelancer and do you have payment problems due to the corona virus? Then, after you have filed a tax return and received an assessment, you can ask the Tax and Customs Administration for special deferral of payment. You can also adjust your provisional assessment to be paid.

More info on the website of the Tax Authorities.

Coronavirus and contact with our clients

Dear Client,

The spreading of the coronavirus in the Netherlands has forced the Dutch government to issue a number of directives that we as a company and as citizens are obliged to follow. We will do our utmost to continue to offer our services to the best of our abilities given these unusual circumstances. We ask you for your understanding and would like to inform you of the following:

  1. Until further notice our offices will be closed for visitors. We ask you to please send your administration as much as possible by email. If this is not possible, please send it by post or submit your materials in the mailbox at our premises.
  2. With regards to the VAT returns, we ask you to submit them as soon as possible. This to enable us to process them in a timely manner.
  3. With regards to the Income Tax returns, we ask you to please submit your personal data digitally.
  4. In case we need to close our office completely, we will arrange for calls to be transferred and the computers to stay online. This way you will still be able to reach us by phone and email, during office hours (08:00-16:00 hrs.)
  5. At this moment it is still unclear what exactly the consequences will be for ZZPs. Djent will closely monitor the developments and inform you via our website.

Leading in all the governmental decisions are the guidelines of the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, the RIVM. In case you have questions, we recommend checking the RIVM website for daily updates and to follow the information shared on TV and internet. Up-to-date information can also be found on the government website.

At DJENT we do not have all the answers, these are unprecedented times. Should you nevertheless wish to ask us something, kindly send us your question by email and we will get back to you soon. This way you enable us to also process as much paperwork as possible.

We thank you for your understanding and hope that you and your close ones will be safe and stay healthy.

With kind regards,

The DJENT Team

DBA Act (deregulation assessment employment relationship)

Clients and contractors (freelancers) are happy to have certainty about the employment relationship they enter into with each other. Until 1 May 2016 this was possible with the Declaration of Work Relationship (VAR). Since 1 May 2016 it has been replaced by the DBA Act. This law did not bring the clarity and tranquility that he had to bring. The government has therefore decided to replace the law. The aim is to have the new measures take effect on January 1, 2021. Until that time, the DBA Act is in force.

More info on the website of the national government.

Video: Wet DBA / What should I do as a freelancer?

From May 1, 2016 the new DBA Act will take effect. In this video Marieke Franken explains what you have to do as a freelancer to comply with the new DBA Act. Do you have any questions? Feel free to contact us.