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Overview of Payroll in Netherlands
This course is aimed at those Payroll & HR Professionals who are processing or managing Vendors who process Payrolls in the Netherlands and need to have an understanding of the legislative and legal requirements involved.
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About this course
The Netherlands have introduced a simplification to the reimbursement of business expenses but the overall impact is often not fully understood and, whilst the management of expenses can often sit outside of payroll, the Work Costs Scheme (WKR) very clearly has to be managed through the payroll to ensure full compliance. In addition to this there are two types of social insurance one for employed persons and one for everyone else. Plus a number of employer only insurances, which means that the on costs in the Netherlands are very high.
Who is this course for?
This course is aimed at those Payroll & HR Professionals who are processing or managing Vendors who process Payrolls in the Netherlands and need to have an understanding of the legislative and legal requirements involved.
What will you achieve?
Having attended this course delegates will have confidence that they understand the fundamentals of payroll processing in the Netherlands, are clear about employer obligations including those for Netherlands residents and non-residents, know what they need to do on a periodic and annual basis, can answer employee queries and check payslips. Even if payrolls are outsourced it is still the employers responsibility to ensure all obligations are met and that income tax and social security are correctly processed. This course not only gives you the information you need to be compliant but also ensures you know exactly what information should be given to a payroll provider and the various tasks they should be completing on your behalf.
What will be covered?
Country Overview:
Country overview
Business culture
Useful links
Employees from other countries
Country overview
Business culture
Useful links
Employees from other countries
Employment Law:
Employer obligations including withholding obligations and tax administration
The employee statement
Processes for starters and leavers
Anonymous person process
Hourly minimum wage
Data retentionPensions including the various types of schemes and plans
Works costs scheme (WKR) – reimbursement of business expenses
Tax:
Employee annual income statement – JaaropgaafformulierBSN number
Monthly filing
Rate for under and over the pensionable age.
Tax credits
Calculating tax
Penalties
Employee annual income statement – JaaropgaafformulierBSN number
Monthly filing
Rate for under and over the pensionable age.
Tax credits
Calculating tax
Penalties
Social Insurance:
Rates and contributions
Employer only contributions
Examples of employer on costs
Discounts for certain workers
Payroll Administration:
Standard wages record
Payslip requirements
Examples
Reimbursement
Intermediate costs
Exemptions and zero rated items
Exemptions and zero rated items
Convention tests
LevyExpats 30% policy
Employment law including: Works councils, Working time and overtime
National minimum wage
Contracts
Certificate for good conduct
Fixed term contracts
Probationary period
Employment law including: Works councils, Working time and overtime
National minimum wage
Contracts
Certificate for good conduct
Fixed term contracts
Probationary period
Leave:
Annual leave
Public holidays
Annual leave
Public holidays
Short term care leave
Emergency leave
Long term care leave
Maternity pay and leave
Paternity leave
Adoption and foster care leave
Parental leave
Sick pay and leave
Emergency leave
Long term care leave
Maternity pay and leave
Paternity leave
Adoption and foster care leave
Parental leave
Sick pay and leave