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In The Netherlands you can, as long as you comply with a number of rules (hours worked per year, number of clients, turnover). You have to send invoices, but ca
by dirktheman 7y ago
In The Netherlands you can, as long as you comply with a number of rules (hours worked per year, number of clients, turnover). You have to send invoices, but can't charge VAT since you're not a business but a private person.
I'd check with your local Tax Service first, though.
As for your customers: are you selling B2B or B2C? For B2C I wouldn't really care (in fact, there are a number of paid apps that I use that were made by private persons!). For B2C it could be a problem because your clients won't be able to deduct the VAT.
- rahimnathwani 7y agoThe page below suggests that, in the Netherlands: 1. Anyone who wants to do business must either register as a sole trader (eenmanszaak), or set up a company or cooperative. So it seems you have to register something. 2. Not only can sole traders register for VAT, but this registration happens automatically within 2 weeks of you registering as a sole trader. https://business.gov.nl/starting-your-business/choosing-a-business-structure/sole-trader-or-sole-proprietorship-in-the-netherlands/ https://business.gov.nl/starting-your-business/choosing-a-bu...