Sustainability is under pressure worldwide. Political unrest, economic uncertainty, and social division are causing organisations to hesitate: push forward or scale back?
The 'Omnibus Simplification Package' presented by the European Commission on 26 February 2025 is designed to reduce administrative burdens for businesses and citizens within the European Union. This Package aims to simplify existing regulations, streamline procedures, and enhance transparency to improve the European business environment and stimulate economic growth. For entrepreneurs, this means less complex compliance requirements.
IBR
Sustainable momentum: how the mid-market is driving future-focused growth
Sustainable Tax
The EUDR saga continues: what businesses need to know and can do
On September 23rd, the European Commission proposed to delay the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) by another year due to technical issues with the IT system (TRACES) that supports the regulation's compliance processes. In this article we will explain what this delay means for companies and what you can do.
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3 min read
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31 Oct 2025
Budget Day
Tax Plan for 2026: sustainability and taxation at a glance
Every Prinsjesdag (Dutch Budget Day), the government presents the Tax Plan outlining proposed fiscal measures for the coming year. This article reflects its current state.
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9 min read
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28 Oct 2025
Impact House
Stakeholder engagement: steering sustainability
Many companies find it difficult to embed stakeholder engagement structurally. This article shows how to reap the strategic benefits when developing and implementing your sustainability approach.
Budget day 2025
Tax Plan 2026: Important measures for international companies
This article outlines the key fiscal changes of the tax plan 2026, focusing on corporate income tax, dividend tax, and withholding tax.
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13 min read
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17 Sep 2025
Impact House
How the EU Circular Economy Act will transform your business
The European Union (EU) is on its way to reshape how companies design, produce and manage their products. The upcoming Circular Economy Act (CEA) is expected to steer companies away from a linear ‘take-make-waste’ economy.
