Changes to law and regulations 3rd Quarter 2020
As an entrepreneur, you are faced with new and modified rules and laws. This page offers an overview of changes relevant to businesses during the 3rd Quarter of 2020.
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Administration
The Dutch Commercial Register’s quality is being enhanced, amongst others by implementing measures that help fight malpractices and the issuance of the Legal Entity Identifier. Read more on the Commercial Register.
Healthcare
As of 1 July healthcare professionals must be able to digitally exchange medical records with patients and make sure this happens in a safe way. Read more on keeping and sharing medical records.
Professional services
Do you (partly) own an important telecom company? You are not allowed to sell it to a buyer who is deemed unwanted. The government can block acquisitions of Dutch telecom companies if it expects such a transaction to harm national security or public order. Find out more.
Sales
Do you own or manage a supermarket? From 1 July it is prohibited to display tobacco products in your store. Read more.
Staff
The gross amount for the statutory minimum wage increases twice each year. On 1 January and 1 July. Read more on the minimum wage.
Do you work with temporary employees? From 30 July new employment conditions will come into effect for employees from other EU countries who work temporarily in the Netherlands for their employer abroad. More on foreign personnel.
Transport
From 1 July you can choose to suspend your vehicle registration for longer than 1 year at once. Read more.
Check this overview of all new laws and regulations in the 2nd quarter of 2020.