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A Dutch holding B.V. receives dividends and sells subsidiaries without corporate tax once it owns 5%, from the first day. It needs one cent of capital and pays no net wealth tax. Enter your numbers below and see what reaches you.
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Follow one year of dividends from your subsidiary, through the Dutch holding, to its owner. Every step updates as you change the inputs.
An indication, not tax advice. It assumes the B.V. is the beneficial owner with real substance in the Netherlands, and that the structure is not abusive. Non-exempt dividends are shown at 25.8%; a passive, low-taxed subsidiary gets a credit for foreign tax instead. Tax in the owner's country is not included.
One owner for subsidiaries in several countries, with one board instead of many.
Collects subsidiary dividends and pays them on when the group decides.
Buys a company and holds it to exit, when a qualifying gain is exempt.
Neutral ground for two partners, with share classes that carry the deal terms.
Positions from 5% are exempt, where Luxembourg needs 10%.
No holding period, so a stake sold within a year still qualifies.
The participation exemption does most of the work. The last three rows are where structures are really decided.
The exemption, treaty rates and directive benefits all depend on the B.V. being a real company: directors who decide in the Netherlands, minutes that show it, and an office and costs that fit what it does.
A pure conduit usually finds out at the first dividend or at the exit. We set up the governance from day one, through licensed providers.
One adviser handles your case, and the fee is fixed before we start.
Structure check
Every flow from subsidiary to owner checked before we start.
B.V. formation
Notarial deed, KVK registration and tax numbers.
UBO registration
Beneficial owners filed with the Dutch register.
Share transfer
Your existing companies moved under the holding.
Dutch director
A resident director with real decisions, through licensed providers.
Registered office
A Dutch address through a licensed provider.
Bank file
Prepared for banks that accept your owners and business.
Annual running
Accounts, tax returns and board minutes each year.
You own companies in several countries
One holding collects their dividends and holds the exit.
You hold minority or short-term stakes
5% and no holding period.
Your owners are EU, US, UK or Australian companies
Dividends usually leave the Netherlands at 0%.
Your parent sits in a low-tax country
25.8% conditional withholding applies.
You are raising a fund
Investors expect a Luxembourg SCSp or RAIF.
Your owners are individuals planning to liquidate
Luxembourg does not withhold on liquidation proceeds.
5% of the subsidiary's paid-up capital. There is no minimum holding period, so the exemption applies from the day you buy.
The capital is one cent, so the cost is the notary, registration and our work. We send a fixed quote after a short call. Running costs depend on the substance the holding needs.
The notarial deed takes days once the file is complete. With identity checks and the bank, most holdings are running within a few weeks.
Not by law. For the exemption, treaty rates and banks, a Dutch director who really decides makes the holding far stronger. We arrange this through licensed providers.
Yes. Dividends to individuals carry 15% Dutch withholding, often reduced by treaty, and your home country may tax them too. We check both sides.