Advantages

DBA Act

Can't see the forest for the trees

You can no longer tell the difference because of the abolition of the VAR (Declaration of Labour Relations), the law BGL (Concept No Payroll Tax) and now the law DBA (Deregulation Assessment of Labour Relations), which will be replaced by a new law in 2012, and the ALT (Employment Contract Low Tariff). The aim of these laws is to clarify whether or not you are working with a real self-employed person, whether or not you are dealing with bogus self-employment or whether the freelancer's fee is sufficient to work as a self-employed person. With Freelanceverloning.nl and our model agreement, we take this worry off your hands by means of the withholding tax, as a result of which the contractor works entirely on a DBA protected basis and you never have any surprises afterwards.

The Model Agreement

As a client, you want to be sure that everything is well organised, such as the indemnification by Freelanceverloning.nl and clear agreements with the freelancer. With a client account on Freelanceverloning.nl, you can easily recommend us and you have an overview of all invoices and freelancers. Also, use our model agreement where you can easily record the agreements. These can be signed with iDIN in a legally valid way.

Invoice and non-dispute

Of course, you determine the work to be performed together with the contractor. The freelancer will send you an invoice for the work delivered in accordance with the agreement. We always ask you to use our non-dispute button so that the freelancer knows immediately that you have accepted the invoice and not disputed it. You only have to pay after the period that you have agreed. We usually only pay after you have paid, so fast payment is certainly appreciated!

• safeguarding of all payments
• DBA law protected
• good agreements via our model agreement
• extra security thanks to the g-account
• statement of payment behaviour by the tax authority
• Records really well arranged
• Incapacity for work well arranged
• optional: business liability