Brexit – the tax consequences
CADS member Jos Bocx kindly shared this document with us, prepared by KPMG. 1606 Brexit – the tax consequences
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So what happens next?
On Thursday, UK voters voted 52/48 to leave the European Union. The question that everyone has asked me since then is: “what happens next?” The short answer is that nobody knows. The process will go as follows: Sometime between now…
Another wonderful CADS boat trip
The sun shone, we had a new route down the Amstel and around the larger canals; the food and wines were very good indeed, with fresh prawn salad made up on board, followed by grass-fed veal steaks grilled to order.…
An Open Letter To British Voters From CADS
From: Mike Waters, Chairman, The Commercial Anglo-Dutch Society, Amsterdam Dear voter, We are a society of British, Commonwealth and Dutch business professionals working in The Netherlands. My members have asked me to write to you about the UK referendum on…
Wounded in Arras! That’s a blighty one, matey.
John Cameron-Webb will be running a weekend tour of the 1917 Battle of Arras on 8th and 9th October this year. Driving about 3.5 hours to Arras on Saturday the tour starts by visiting the Wellington Quarry tunnels system from…
Not a good advert for British government
So even the leader of the House of Commons believes that Jeremy Hunt is corrupt (sophisticated is a nice and careful way of saying that)! Also stupid, crass and rude, but we knew that already. The video is here.
Brexit. Have your voice heard!
Here’s your chance to participate in The Netherlands British Chamber of Commerce survey on the forthcoming UK referendum to stay or leave the European Union. The link to the survey is here, and your participation will be entirely confidential. We…
…and you thought he’d left the building!
Tomorrow in Amsterdam, Elvis Presley will be singing CADS songs, as well as his own, at 1400hrs at the Boshalte, Amsterdam. Details below. Don’t miss this unbelievable event!!!
Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation
Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of Brussels at the moment and my own are especially with Bart Feenstra, who was travelling on the train in front of the one that was blown up. He had just dropped…
