Financial

Passing on price increases is best achieved through a price revision clause in your contracts, transparent communication with customers, and, where necessary, renegotiation of existing agreements. Yet almost three-quarters of the... can or will...

In principle, the rent may increase annually in line with inflation, usually via an indexation clause linked to the CBS price index — but separate rules determined by the government apply to social housing....

A bank may not simply terminate your business credit: it has a duty of care and must observe good reasons as well as a reasonable period of notice. Even if the credit agreement contains a termination clause, can...

The difference between a subordinated and a convertible loan lies in the repayment and the return: with a subordinated loan, the lender is repaid only after the other creditors, whereas...

Selling a general partnership is complex because the partnership is based on an agreement between the partners: you cannot simply transfer your share to a third party — for that, the cooperation...

If you do not receive a refund from a supplier in another EU country, you have several options: from an amicable solution or mediation to European procedures such as the EPGV, the...

Impending bankruptcy can often be prevented: with a suspension of payments, debt restructuring, or a private agreement via the WHOA, you can give your business breathing room again. It is crucial that you...

Charities can raise funds in various ways: through donations (regular or recurring), through bequests and wills, through sponsorship and corporate donations, and through campaigns and crowdfunding. Each route requires its own...

The government can assess investments and acquisitions that pose a risk to national security. Pursuant to the security screening (the Vifo Act), a... applies to certain sectors and technologies.

A letter of intent establishes that parties intend to reach an agreement, such as an acquisition or collaboration. At that point, there is no definitive contract yet,...