What happens when well-intended government policy rapidly changes the rules of the used-car market?And what if that same measure creates new opportunities — but only for dealers who have their processes and capabilities in order? The German government has announced an investment of approximately €3 billion over the coming years in a new purchase subsidy for electric vehicles. The objective is clear: to stimulate new EV sales. Less visible, but at least as relevant, are the co

If you are actively exporting vehicles, business often alternates between periods of intense activity and standstill. Commercial success does not come automatically. But once a deal has been closed, what happens next? Who is responsible for properly screening the buyer? And who ensures that the export file is completed correctly and in full? The risk of delegation In recent times, we have frequently encountered situations where sales representatives were responsible for condu

“DNB gives banks more leeway to accept cash", read the headline of a Financieel Dagblad article on June 27. Banks, De Nederlandsche Bank...

On June 10, the Dutch Tax Authority confirmed that BPM refunds remain possible for vehicles registered in Germany for a short period. The...

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High time to clear our international trade routes With more than 1.7 million used cars sold in the Dutch market, you might wonder why we...

The automotive sector must clean its own house — and put an end to VAT carousels and money laundering within the chain Despite the...

For years, cross-border used car trading in the EU has been full of potential but also full of risks. While the free movement of goods...