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Looking ahead to 2026 for the Dutch family-owned business

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26-01-2026

2025 was a dynamic year and in 2026 the necessary developments can also be expected in (geo)political and economic areas. We would like to look ahead with you at what 2026 will bring for the Dutch family-owned business from a tax and legal‑perspective.

This year as well, we hope to be of service to you again when you are faced with making important decisions for yourself or your company. 

Read the full article in Dutch.

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