If you work for your own private limited company (BV), you are legally required to receive a salary from your BV. The amount of this salary must comply with specific rules, as it must be considered customary. Whether a salary is deemed customary depends on various factors. This advisory handbook outlines the most important rules for you.
 

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Published on 8 January 2025

 

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