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Government information for entrepreneurs
Why take out transport insurance? The transporting company / forwarder is only partially liable for damage to goods shipped by him. In some cases, he
Credit insurance is a way of ensuring you are paid for deliveries on debit account. It is sometimes also called a debit insurance. The insurance
The Employee Insurance Agency (Uitvoeringsinstituut Werknemersverzekeringen, UWV), is a non-departmental public body that implements employee
An A1/certificate of coverage is a form stating the country in which a worker is covered by social insurance. This certificate is valid in the the EU
The Dutch Social Insurance Bank (Sociale Verzekeringsbank, SVB) is the organisation that implements national insurance schemes within the Netherlands
There are 2 types of insurance schemes in the Netherlands. These schemes are social insurances against loss of income due, for instance, to
Dutch government through export insurance. Government insurance schemes are for large transactions or ones with long turnaround times or in high-risk
business insurance to cover some of these risks on a voluntary basis via an insurer. Starting entrepreneurs may be eligible for a voluntary insurance at the
Entrepreneurs are, just like everyone else in the Netherlands, obliged to take out health insurance under the Healthcare Insurance Act
In the Netherlands, if you have a (company) vehicle, liability insurance (third-party insurance) is mandatory. This will cover any damages that you