DBA Act website for self-employed professionals (Dutch law)
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FAQ
What is the DBA act?
The Deregulation of Assessment of Labor Relations Act (DBA) requires self-employed workers and their clients to jointly determine whether there is an employment relationship (salaried employment) or self-employed collaboration. This helps prevent false self-employment.
As of Jan. 1, 2025 the Dutch Tax Dutch Authorities (Belastingdienst) will strictly enforce this, and as of 2026, principals can be fined for violations.
Why a website is important for self-employed people
A website is not only a business card; it can also help prevent false self-employment. By having a professional website:
- Show you are a true entrepreneur:
Describe your services and methods of operation to make it clear that you work independently. - Show your independence:
Publish terms and conditions and your rates so clients see that you do not work exclusively for them. - Prove your steps against false self-employment:
The Dutch Tax Dutch Authorities (Belastingdienst) has indicated that there will be a transition period in 2025 during which self-employed workers can show that they are taking steps to prevent false self-employment.
If you can prove this, you will not be fined during this period.
A well-designed website is an important piece of evidence with which to substantiate your self-employment.
Our solution: A customized website page for self-employed people
At Stelings, we understand how important it is to clarify your working relationship with clients. That's why we offer a professional website page specifically designed to position you as an independent contractor and prevent false self-employment.
What will you get?
- A clear 'About Me' page to emphasize your independence.
- Professional space for your services and rates.
- Information about how you work, including arrangements for availability and responsibility.
- A section for general terms and conditions and any collaboration contracts.
Why start now?
The 2025 transition period provides an opportunity to get everything in order. By creating a website page now, you show that you are taking steps against false self-employment. This not only helps avoid fines, but also builds trust with clients.