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– Amsterdam’s rise as Europe’s next financial centre
– Dutch working on plans to make long haul travel an option again
For many decades, countries used low corporate tax rates as a tool in the competition to attract international investments. This approach has proven a successful tool for several countries, but also created a sense of competition that led to a downward pressure on corporate income tax rates.
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– New Salary Requirements for Highly Skilled Migrants
– Why Amsterdam is reaping the Brexit Benefits
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– Net migration from EU into UK at lowest level since 2003
– US would benefit from ‘an awful lot more immigrants’
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How will Brexit impact the mobility & relocation industry? How will businesses be affected by Brexit?
Hi, Gordon. Welcome, as a starter, I would like to ask you to tell us a bit about your background:
Yes. I’m Gordon Kerr and I am a lawyer. I’ve worked
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– The Netherlands’ new travel rules
– More international students arrive in Netherlands as pandemic restrictions ease
– Amsterdam’s rise as Europe’s next financial centre
– Dutch working on plans to make long haul travel an option again
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