BBZ/BDZ information sessions for employers for 2026

Being well-prepared for doing business across the border

For 2026, we have organised a number of information sessions for employers, entrepreneurs, professionals, intermediaries, HR specialists and payroll companies involved in doing business across the border. If you do business across the border, have employees who live across the border and telework (work from home), these sessions will be of interest to you.

During these sessions, we will look at various aspects of social security , tax and employment law . 

The sessions will consist of webinars and live meetings. For each meeting, a summary is provided of what you can expect.

Webinars: ‘Being Well-prepared for Doing Business across the Border; Teleworking, Payment of Social Insurance Contributions, and Working in 2 or More Countries’

We will look at topics such as social security, taxes and employment law, and answer questions like the ones below:

  • In which country should I deduct social insurance contributions for an employee who has a second job in a neighbouring country?
  • What rules apply to employees who also telework?
  • As an employer, what arrangements do I need to make for those employees?
  • Do I need to deduct tax in 2 countries? How does this work?

If you have any other questions, please ask them in the chat during the broadcast. This way, we can help you make sure your employees are well-prepared for working across the border.

Costs: €69.00

  • 30 March 2026 (3 p.m. – 4.30 p.m): Dutch and German Legislation
  • 13 April 2026 (3 p.m. – 4.30 p.m): Dutch and Belgian Legislation

Live meetings: Cross-border Entrepreneurs’ Event: ‘Being Well-prepared for Doing Business across the Border’

A live meeting including knowledge sessions on social security, taxes and employment law for entrepreneurs doing business in and posting employees to one of the Netherlands’ neighbouring countries. The sessions in the Netherlands will include an entrepreneurs’ information fair where you can ask practical questions, while the session in Germany will feature a workshop on cultural differences between the Netherlands and Germany. At the end of each day, there will be a networking reception.

Costs: €169.00

Each day of information sessions will run from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and conclude with a networking reception. The doors will open at 12.30 p.m.

Dates and locations

  • 16 April 2026
    Cross-border Entrepreneurs’ Event (DE): ‘Doing Business in the Netherlands: Opportunities, Culture and Regulations. Dutch and German Legislation’
    Location: in the vicinity of Rheine, Germany (exact location to follow)
  • 12 May 2026
    Cross-border Entrepreneurs’ Event (NL): ‘Being Well-prepared for Doing Business across the Border. Dutch and German legislation’
    Location: Goffertstadion: Stadionplein 1, Nijmegen, the Netherlands 
  • 26 May 2026
    Cross-border Entrepreneurs’ Event (NL): ‘Being Well-prepared for Doing Business across the Border. Dutch and Belgian Legislation’
    Location: Rat Verlegh Stadion: Stadionstraat 5, Breda, the Netherlands
  • 11 June 2026
    Cross-border Entrepreneurs’ Event (NL): ‘Being Well-prepared for Doing Business across the Border. Dutch and German Legislation’
    Location: Philipsstadion: Frederiklaan 10A, Eindhoven, the Netherlands
  • 16 June 2026
    Cross-border Entrepreneurs’ Event (NL): ‘Being Well-prepared for Doing Business across the Border. Dutch and Belgian Legislation’
    Location: Philipsstadion: Frederiklaan 10A, Eindhoven, the Netherlands

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