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Netherlands Desk
A strong business partner in northern Europe
As a major trading partner with many European countries, the Netherlands continues to be a leader in attracting foreign direct investment and is one of the five largest investors in the United States.
Our Netherlands Desk professionals are well-versed in the cultural and regulatory considerations for businesses.
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European commission proposes public country-by-country reporting
Doing business in the Netherlands