Coronavirus: RSM advises on financial & economic changes

The Dutch and international business community will be significantly affected by the coronavirus. The financial and economic consequences may also be considerable.

RSM offers you advice on how to deal with these measurements and changes which are applicable to you. Please contact your RSM advisor to further discuss which measures may be relevant for you and your business.

We provide information on the various consequences and what you can do as an entrepreneur via the topics below:

- Details temporary arrangement compensation labor costs rules are published
- COVID-19 related (Regulatory) Updates
- Coronavirus - consequences for the events and leisure industry
- What options do companies have if their liquidity position is at risk and how can RSM assist?
- Additional Dutch financial and tax measures in response to the Coronavirus
- Dutch financial and tax measures in response to the coronavirus

Details temporary arrangement compensation labor costs rules are published

1 April 2020

It was announced recently that the ‘temporary arrangement compensation labor costs’ (“NOW”) will replace the ‘part time unemployment benefits measure’ which was terminated. The NOW legislation and additional guidance has been published on March 31, 2020.

COVID-19 related (Regulatory) Updates

23 March 2020

The COVID-19 virus (corona) leads globally to substantial concerns and has huge impact on the daily business. In many nations a (semi or total) lockdown situation has been implemented or is expected in due course. The current situation impacts financial institutions and their clients substantially.

Coronavirus - consequences for the events and leisure industry

20 March 2020

As we are all aware, The COVID-19 (Corona) virus has far reaching consequences for daily life world wide. Several EU Member States have prohibited events or public gatherings.

What options do companies have if their liquidity position is at risk and how can RSM assist?

18 March 2020

In this time of the coronavirus, it is important to pay extra attention to your company’s liquidity position. What can you do to maintain a healthy liquidity position and what options do you have if this position is compromised? We would like to inform you about these matters and can provide you with relevant advice and support, of course.

Additional Dutch financial and tax measures in response to the Coronavirus

18 March 2020

On Tuesday evening 17 March 2020, the Dutch government announced new and adjusted measures in order to support Dutch businesses, employees and self-employed persons. The measures are an addition to the measures already announced on 12 March 2020. The measures among others support self-employed persons and support businesses in continuing paying their employees.

Dutch financial and tax measures in response to the coronavirus

16 March 2020

The Dutch and international business community will be significantly affected by the coronavirus. The financial and economic consequences may also be considerable. As a result, in its letter of 12 March 2020, the Dutch government announced a number of measures that will hopefully give businesses some room to deal with the developments.

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If you require any assistance preparing your organisation for the potential impacts of COVID-19, please do not hesitate to contact our special Coronavirus expertiseteam.

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