ETM Corporate Services BV

About ETM Corporate Services BV

From offices in Amsterdam and Luxembourg, ETM Corporate Services acts as a one-stop corporate services provider for foreign companies and entrepreneurs who want to operate in the Netherlands or Luxembourg as their gateway to the EU market. The firm presents itself as a licensed corporate services provider, and its team page lists more than twenty company lawyers, compliance officers, financial account managers and chartered accountants from several countries, led by its CEO and a managing director. Incorporation work covers choosing the form, collecting the required information and coordinating notaries and tax advisers until the entity is registered, after which ETM can supply resident directors, a registered and correspondence address, legal administration and compliance files. Its financial team keeps the books under local standards or IFRS, supports audits and handles VAT questions and fiscal representation for businesses importing goods into the EU. Real estate investors and holding or financing structures are among the cases it describes.

Services

Company incorporation in the Netherlands and Luxembourg with notary and tax adviser coordination, resident and professional directors, registered and correspondence address with mail handling, corporate records and Chamber of Commerce filings, compliance dossiers, bookkeeping and financial reporting under Dutch or Luxembourg GAAP and IFRS, audit support, VAT advice and fiscal representation for importers, outsourced back-office tasks, advice on employment and HR rules, GDPR support and company liquidation.

• ✓ Company formation: offered
• ✓ Accounting and bookkeeping: offered
• ✓ Tax compliance: offered
• ✓ VAT: offered
• ✕ Payroll: not listed
• ✕ Audit: not listed
• ✕ Bank account assistance: not listed
• ✕ Residency and visas: not listed
• ✓ Corporate secretarial: offered
• ✓ Virtual office: offered

Licences and registrations

• Licensed corporate services provider (trust office)

As declared by the firm. Check a licence with the regulator before you rely on it.