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training12 replied

12 October 2006, 11:03
Thats what I feared. I guess this will be the first and last contract I ever take in this country. Only another another 4 months to go.

Are there any other managed agencies that you guys would recommend.
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tim123 replied

12 October 2006, 10:54
Not for the Netherlands, no.

Working third-party PAYE (equivilent) is compulsory in NL and there are few tricks that can be done to reduce your tax. Unless you can find one of (the few) employers who are prepared to take the (extremely big) risk of letting you work another way, you are stuck with the offer that you have.

tim
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training12 started a topic Managed Agency In Holland

12 October 2006, 09:46
Managed Agency In Holland

Hello,

I am currently contracting in Holland and need a managed payroll company ASAP.

I have contacted ITECS who quote a return of 66%. This includes the 30% ruling. I am shocked at this figure.

Can anyone recommend me a better agency (ideally with a better return) and their experiences?

I need to sort this ASAP so your thoughts will be appreciated.

Thanks!
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