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Contrary to the European Commission and most jurisdictions, the NMa considers the purchaser and seller jointly responsible for notification of (sole control) acquisitions under the Dutch merger rules and fined purchasers as well as sellers for failure to notify a concentration.

Op 13 februari 2026 heeft de Hoge Raad prejudiciële vragen beantwoord die van groot belang zijn voor de praktijk van het insolventierecht en het arbeidsrecht.

On 16 July 2021, the Dutch Supreme Court published its long-awaited ruling in the Hunkemöller-case. The Supreme Court ruled in favour of denying the fiscal deduction of interest payments...

On Tuesday 19 September 2023 the Dutch Budget for 2024 will be presented. The Budget will contain twelve tax proposals, including the Tax Plan 2024. The most relevant tax measures for corporates...

On October 15, the Dutch government published a letter containing a reconsideration of certain proposals that were published on Budget Day

Introduced in 2011, the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) was developed with a primary objective of improving protection for alternative investors.

On 16 September 2011 the Netherlands Supreme Court rendered an important judgment regarding the exercise by a bank of its right to reverse a direct debit (LJN BQ873 SNS Bank/Pasman q.q.).

Prior to January 1, 2012, parties receiving repayable funds (including borrowers of funds and issuers of bonds) were - for purposes of Dutch regulatory laws - not considered a bank and did not fall under the Dutch prohibition to receive repayable funds, if funds were obtained solely from professional market parties.

On 12 May 2011 the Regulation on Accepted Market Practices (the "Regulation") was published and came into force the next day.