Finance, tax and legal execution—designed as one operating system.

For growing businesses, international groups and complex private clients in the Netherlands.
One operating system. Three disciplines.
Finance, tax and legal work connected from first decision to day-to-day execution.
  • 6
    Service routes built around the client's next business decision.
  • 3
    Finance, tax and legal disciplines in one workflow.
  • 1
    Accountable team from the first decision through execution.
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Decision guides · not another library

Read less. Make the next decision clearer.

Each guide answers one decision and leads to one situation map. We bring the relevant tax, finance, legal and operational questions together behind the scenes, so you do not have to choose a professional discipline first.

03 · Structure & TransferOwnership · finance · execution

Prepare the decision before the document

For ownership, financing, property, restructuring, sale, succession or another connected transaction.

Calculators and delivery checklists start after the route is defined.Open the Decision Check
04 · InternationalCountries · people · flows

Map countries, people and flows first

For entering the Netherlands or changing where the group, owners, staff, IP or payments operate.

Use the international mapper for the cross-border perimeter; NL entry keeps its dedicated launch route.Open the International Map

The guides prepare a route; they do not provide a tax or legal conclusion. Rates, treaties, deadlines and legal positions receive a current official-source and adviser review before they are used in an engagement.

Not sure? Map my situation
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Choose by situation, not discipline

What decision do you need to make next?

Start with the business or owner decision. We route it to the right finance, tax and legal work, define the first paid review and keep implementation and ongoing control connected.

Finance & Tax Operations

Where does the operating model break?

Choose one immediate control problem. We preserve the wider operating context but scope the first paid review around a defined decision.

Structure · Funding · Transactions

Which decision must be ready before execution?

Route the question before documents, advisers and tax positions split into separate workstreams.

One commercial language

Map → Review → Implement → Control

Not every matter needs every step. The model shows where free orientation ends, when professional judgment begins and how an approved decision becomes controlled execution.

01 · Free

Map

Anonymous route, key flags and a preparation list before contact capture.

02 · Scoped

Review

A named paid review with a decision output, exclusions and a responsible adviser.

03 · Approved

Implement

Responsibilities, evidence, documents and milestones after scope and onboarding gates.

04 · Recurring

Control

An agreed calendar, exceptions and next decisions without silent scope expansion.

Standard lane

Defined compliance or setup

A clear filing, incorporation or bounded recurring task can use structured intake and a fixed or banded scope with minimal presale time.

Advisory lane

Connected, complex or changing

Multiple entities, countries, owners, equity, transactions or operating-control gaps start with a paid review before implementation.

The online route prepares the next decision. It does not provide a tax, legal, eligibility or savings conclusion. Sensitive evidence is requested only after scope and the appropriate onboarding gate.

Tell us what is changing

Decision guides · not another library

Read less. Make the next decision clearer.

Each guide answers one decision and leads to one situation map. We bring the relevant tax, finance, legal and operational questions together behind the scenes, so you do not have to choose a professional discipline first.

03 · Structure & TransferOwnership · finance · execution

Prepare the decision before the document

For ownership, financing, property, restructuring, sale, succession or another connected transaction.

Calculators and delivery checklists start after the route is defined.Open the Decision Check
04 · InternationalCountries · people · flows

Map countries, people and flows first

For entering the Netherlands or changing where the group, owners, staff, IP or payments operate.

Use the international mapper for the cross-border perimeter; NL entry keeps its dedicated launch route.Open the International Map

The guides prepare a route; they do not provide a tax or legal conclusion. Rates, treaties, deadlines and legal positions receive a current official-source and adviser review before they are used in an engagement.

Not sure? Map my situation
Finance & Tax Control Readiness Check

Anonymous orientation · no documents requested

Finance & Tax Control Readiness Check

Identify the first review route for a growing business. The result is a preparation path, not a tax calculation or eligibility conclusion.

Suggested starting point

Tax Planning & Control Review

Connect the current position, open decisions and evidence responsibilities before the decision window closes.

  • Latest management accounts and forecast
  • Open filings, investments and owner/group decisions
  • Decision dates and professional dependencies
Continue to qualification

General information only. No answer is transmitted by this local block. Sensitive facts and documents belong in the secure dossier after engagement acceptance. Current-law and professional review remain required.

Private Tax Complexity Scan

See the first control route before sharing personal facts.

Map residence, compensation, assets, ownership, years and timing. The result is a route and preparation list — never an automated tax, residence or eligibility conclusion.

Anonymous scan. Do not enter names, BSNs, countries, employers, exact values, free text or documents.

Six connected controls

Choose the nearest situation. “Not sure” is a useful review flag.

2–3 minutes

General information only. The scan does not determine residence, treaty position, 30% ruling eligibility, payroll treatment, Box 2/3 outcome, customary salary, loan classification or tax savings. Source review: 28 August 2026. Draft; not published.

Strategic Decision Readiness Check

Founder and strategic decisions · anonymous orientation

Strategic Decision Readiness Check

Select the first controlled workstream before structure, transaction or financing documents lock the route.

Suggested starting point

Entity & Group Architecture Review

Define the business objective and target operating model before incorporation or restructuring documents fix the facts.

  • Current and target ownership diagram
  • People, IP, contracts and risk locations
  • Future funding, exit and country triggers
Request a scoped review

General information only; no answer is transmitted. The check does not select a structure, value an asset or confirm tax treatment. Sensitive evidence enters the secure dossier only after engagement acceptance.

DGA & BV Loan Health Check

Map the control route before you repair the loan.

Classify the direction, purpose, balance, documents and actual conduct. You receive a safe starting route and preparation list — not an automated tax verdict.

Anonymous diagnostic. Do not enter names, BSNs, account numbers, documents or exact balances.

Eight control points

Use the closest answer. Uncertainty is itself a review flag.

3–4 minutes

General information only. This diagnostic does not determine tax treatment, legal classification, market interest, repayment capacity or whether a loan is businesslike. Current-law controls reviewed 29 August 2026. Local T123 draft; not published.

International Complexity Map

International tax · anonymous perimeter map

Map countries, people and flows before choosing a tax answer.

Identify the first cross-border control file and the dependencies that need professional review. No treaty rate, tax result or legal conclusion is generated.

Suggested starting point

Connected perimeter

Business presence map

Start with activities, contracts and decision-making before choosing an entity or treaty position.

  • Countries, entities and decision-makers
  • Contracts, people and operating facts
  • Registration, local-adviser and evidence gates
Request the International Tax Perimeter Review

General information only. Do not enter names, amounts, passports, returns, contracts or bank data. Residence, permanent establishment, payroll, VAT, withholding tax, beneficial ownership, transfer pricing and treaty positions require current official-source and adviser review.

Netherlands Launch Readiness Map

Launching in the Netherlands · anonymous orientation

The deed is one milestone. Launch readiness is a dependency map.

Connect presence, entity, people, payroll, immigration, VAT, banking and the first operating calendar before the first contract, hire or invoice.

Suggested starting point

Presence decision map

Compare the business facts and dependencies before selecting a BV, branch or foreign-company route.

  • Activities, contracts and decision-making in NL
  • People, payroll and immigration
  • VAT, tax, banking and evidence sequence
Request the Launch Readiness Review

General information only. The map does not determine legal form, residence, permanent establishment, VAT, payroll, immigration status or bank acceptance. Official-source control date: 28 August 2026; recheck before use.

Workforce & Contract Risk Map

See the control route before asking for another document.

Map the team, worker model, trigger, documents, IP/privacy and timing. The result is a starting route and preparation list — never an automated employment, classification, dismissal, IP, privacy or immigration conclusion.

Anonymous map. Do not enter names, allegations, health/performance data, salary, nationality, contracts, exact values, free text or documents.

Six connected controls

Choose the nearest situation. Unclear or mixed facts are useful review flags.

2–3 minutes

General information only. The map does not determine employment status, dismissal validity, restrictive-covenant enforceability, IP ownership, privacy lawfulness, immigration eligibility, payroll or social-security treatment. Source review: 28 August 2026. Draft; not published.

Private Tax Control Review

One decision map across person, years, countries and companies.

For executives, highly skilled employees, IT consultants, DGAs and international owners whose tax position is connected, changing or no longer reconciled. The review turns fragmented facts into a scoped implementation and annual-control route.

01 · Orient

Complexity Scan

An anonymous route and preparation list. No tax conclusion and no documents uploaded.

02 · Scope

Control Review

A paid fact map across years, countries, compensation, assets and owner-company links.

03 · Execute

Implementation

Corrections, filings, objections, payroll actions or restructuring are agreed as defined workstreams.

04 · Retain

Annual Control

Recurring compliance and planning calendar with change triggers and separately scoped specialist projects.

Best fit · 01

Connected facts

  • move, dual-residence facts or foreign assets;
  • options, RSUs or deferred compensation;
  • DGA salary, dividends, loans or Box 2;
  • several years, entities or family owners.
Scope · 02

One defined question

We agree the decision, affected years and countries, material entities, output, exclusions, responsible adviser and fee basis before substantive work starts.

Boundary · 03

No online tax verdict

The scan and qualification form do not determine residence, eligibility, valuation, savings or return treatment. Those conclusions require evidence and professional review.

Decision output

A file that can move into execution.

  1. Person × country × year × company fact map.
  2. Filing and reporting perimeter with open deadlines.
  3. Issue corridors ranked by urgency and materiality.
  4. Evidence gaps and responsibility owners.
  5. Recommended correction or implementation sequence.
  6. Boundary between annual compliance and separately scoped projects.
Implement

Correct, document or restructure

Approved actions become milestones, responsibilities and evidence requests in Asana and Drive after acceptance, KYC, conflict and contract gates.

Control

Annual Tax Compliance & Planning

A defined recurring relationship for filings, information dates, compensation events, owner-company decisions and an annual planning review — without silent scope expansion.

Draft product page; not published. Specific tax treatment and pricing depend on the confirmed facts and agreed scope. Source review: 28 August 2026.

Run & Scale · Finance & Tax Operations

Turn finance and tax into one operating system for growth.

For medium and growing Dutch businesses and international groups where bookkeeping, VAT, payroll, annual accounts, tax planning and management decisions can no longer be managed as separate workstreams.

01 · Orient

Control Readiness Check

An anonymous route to planning, investment, exposure or international-control questions.

02 · Scope

Operations Review

A paid current-state map covering flows, responsibilities, evidence, deadlines and management information.

03 · Execute

90-day implementation

Backlog, process, policy and data corrections become owned workstreams with closure tests.

04 · Retain

Embedded or quarterly control

Defined recurring support with a close calendar, exception control, reviews and explicit change scope.

Decision output

A target model that can move into execution.

  1. Entity, transaction and reporting flow map.
  2. Close, filing, payroll and tax decision calendar.
  3. Control gaps, backlog and exposure register.
  4. Responsibility map across client, S.A.L.T. and third parties.
  5. Management reporting and forecast-to-tax bridge.
  6. 90-day implementation scope and suitable recurring model.
Growth signal

More entities, people or markets

The operating model must scale before volume turns exceptions into recurring failures.

Control signal

Numbers arrive after decisions

Management accounts, tax positions and cash forecasts need one calendar and accountable owners.

Value signal

Recurring support needs boundaries

The subscription defines inclusions, reviews and change control instead of promising unlimited advice.

Draft product module; not published. No filing, eligibility or tax-saving conclusion is made online. Source review: 28 August 2026.

Selected project experience

Proof matched to the decision in front of you.

These draft cards are anonymised and describe the workstream, not a promised outcome. Client names, logos, quotations and quantified results require separate written permission and fact verification.

Recurring operating model

One finance calendar for a Dutch market entry

A European insurance business brought bookkeeping, VAT, payroll, annual accounts and corporate tax into one recurring operating model.

Draft anonymised case · permission and wording gate open
Growing consultancy

From bookkeeping to management control

Accounting, payroll, expenses, multi-currency invoicing and management budgeting were connected into a single finance workflow.

Draft anonymised case · commercial facts pending confirmation
Embedded function

Legal, tax and finance across a growing group

A digital publishing and software group used an embedded operating function while developing its Dutch business and international structure.

Draft anonymised case · internal clearance required

Project experience is not a guarantee of the same outcome. The applicable facts, scope, advisers and legal or tax position must be confirmed for each engagement.

Discuss a similar situation
Tell us what is changing
We primarily support growing businesses, international owners and complex private-client matters; we confirm the right next step within one business day.
Decision tools for better-scoped requests
PRIVATE CLIENT TAX INTAKE: topics we assess
  • fundamentals of the Dutch tax system (Box 1, Box 2, Box 3);
  • cross-border taxation (distant worker, foreign business / real estate, crypto);
  • taxation of freelancers and sole proprietorships;
  • 30%-ruling explained;
  • key anticipated changes in Box 3;
  • tax deductions and exemptions;
  • gift- and inheritance taxation.
All you need to know when opening a B.V.
Step plan & Onboarding Questionnaire
Download our Pre-Check Questionnaire
How S.A.L.T. turns advice into execution
A joined-up operating model for changing business and private-client needs.
  • One accountable team
    Finance, tax and legal work stay connected as the business changes.
  • Advice that becomes action
    Decisions are translated into filings, contracts, payroll, reporting and clear next steps.
  • Built for international growth
    Dutch execution with cross-border context for founders, teams and owners.
Selected project experience
Selected assignments are anonymized where confidentiality or publication approval requires it.
  • Start & Land in the Netherlands
    A digital publishing and software group launched a Dutch holding and operating company—the base for hiring, contracts, tax compliance and later international expansion.
  • Finance & Tax Operations
    A European insurance business entered through a Dutch branch. We connected bookkeeping, VAT, payroll, annual accounts and corporate tax in one recurring operating model.
  • Legal & People Operations
    For a cross-border digital platform, we designed the contract, IP, privacy and payment-agency framework for authors and contractors across the EU and US.
Strategic and private client work
Complex assignments for founders, international owners and highly skilled employees.
  • Structure, Funding & Transactions
    A founder-led consultancy moving into one Dutch BV: client activity, DGA payroll, partner equity and cross-border director remuneration mapped before implementation.
  • International Tax & Expansion
    For multi-jurisdictional digital businesses, we compared holding, operating and payment structures across Europe and Asia, including permanent-establishment and transfer-pricing risks.
  • Private Client Tax
    Senior technology employee: multi-year stock-option and RSU reconciliation and corrected Dutch returns. International business owner: recurring compliance, foreign-company questions, substantial-interest transactions, gifts and a tax objection.

Team
Vlad Burilov
Vlad has 10 years of international legal and tax consulting experience.

Vlad speaks English, Dutch and Russian.

Master degree, Tilburg University, International and European Tax Law (2019).

Specialist degree, HSE (Moscow), International Business Law (2012).
Slava Konizhevskiy
Slava has 12 years of experience in the field of financial control and bookkeeping.

Slava speaks English, Dutch, Spanish and Russian.

Master degree, University of Amsterdam, Accounting and Financial Control (2017).

Bachelor degree, HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, Commerce (2010).
Choose the right working model
Start with the scope you need now. We will confirm whether the work is best handled as recurring support, a strategic project or a private-client relationship.
From first request to ongoing execution
A clear five-stage client journey with responsibilities, decisions and next steps visible from the start.
  1. Qualification

We identify the client, Dutch connection, business stage, urgency, complexity and whether the need fits a project or recurring model.

Scope & proposal

  • We define deliverables, assumptions, responsibilities, timing and fees. Standard work is priced clearly; complex work is scoped before execution.

KYC/CDD & engagement

  • Client acceptance, conflicts, identity, ownership and risk checks are completed before the engagement and document exchange move forward.
Workflow onboarding
The agreed scope becomes a client record, delivery plan and secure evidence set, with owners, deadlines and communication channels defined.
Execution, review & expansion
We deliver, report progress and review what changes next—turning recurring needs, growth events and new risks into the right follow-up work.
Insights
Client outcomes
Founders, executives and internationally mobile specialists on high-stakes tax work. Priority B2B relationships remain anonymized in project experience until separately approved.
"Vlad assisted me in securing a personal tax refund on stock options amounting to over €40,000. Additionally, he provided excellent support in filing an inheritance tax return. Lastly, Vlad offered invaluable advice on taxation matters in the UK. His systematic approach and deep expertise are outstanding — I highly recommend him to everyone!"
Elsje van Es
Director, Gitlab B.V.
"Vlad advises us on personal and corporate taxation matters in the Netherlands. I recommend Vlad's expertise for both international tax planning and compliance in the Netherlands."
Natalia Sindeeva
Founder of TV Rain channel and TVR Studios B.V.
"Vlad has saved me over a year worth of my net salary in income tax! He was able to get a clear-cut legal binding answer from the Dutch tax office and helped me to persuade my employer not to withhold payroll taxes on my stock option exercise. I would definitely recommend Vlad to anyone in a complicated tax situation."
Vladimir Shushlin
Senior Back-end Engineer at Gitlab B.V.
"I approached Vlad with a request to review my personal tax declaration for 2022 to claim a refund on taxes paid for stock options granted before relocating to the Netherlands. Vlad successfully negotiated with the tax authorities, securing a refund based on a special formula to calculate the exempt portion of the options. The result? Nearly €50,000 refunded for 2022 and 2023!"
Evgenia Griff
Senior Back-end Engineer, Gitlab B.V.
"Vlad quickly and professionally helped my family to prepare and file tax returns for the year 2022 (Form M). During the process, we received exhaustive answers to all our questions, including cross-border issues."
Anastasia Pshegodskaya
HR Director at Remote B.V.
"Vlad, thank you! You helped me navigate the process of registration and filing my first tax declaration in the Netherlands. It wasn't easy to establish a clear position with the Dutch tax authorities regarding my income from sole proprietorship in Russia and to confirm the legal grounds for tax exemption in the Netherlands. Now, I feel confident that all my documents are in order. I highly recommend Vlad to all expats!"
Maxim Borisov
Businessman
Our professional liability is insured by AON for 2 000 000 euro
Our Professional Tools
Contacts
For the fastest reply find us in Telegram: @VladBurilov
Vlad Burilov
vb@saltpartners.nl
+31 61 61 2 39 60

Slava Konizhevskiy
vk@saltpartners.nl
+31 611 75 12 65

Visit our office: 5211 TV Stationsweg 19, 's-Hertogenbosch

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