Tag Archives | social security

November 19th: Belgian ensembles gather in Brussels

By on October 25, 2015 in event, Network, social protection

FEVIS Europe organizes a meeting in partnership with the Conseil de la Musique in Brussels on Thursday November 19th 2015. The underlying purpose of this day is to gather independent ensembles of Belgium to create a collective strength in these difficult times of high competition, difficulties to sell, and crumbling public support. The concrete programme […]

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Tell them ! Public consultation on taxation and mobility

By on April 30, 2014 in Mobility and taxes

“The European Commission launched a public consultation and created an expert group in order to gather ideas on how to tackle any tax obstacles that hinder the cross-border activity of individuals in the Single Market. The expert group will bring together stakeholders to look principally at elements of direct taxation that may affect an individual’s cross-border activity in […]

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Protection sociale: quels sont vos problèmes?

By on August 23, 2013 in Network, social protection

Enquête en ligne sur les questions de protection sociale et de taxation concernant les artistes et les professionnels de la culture en mobilité au sein de l’Union Européenne. On the Move, mène cette enquête suivant une demande du Réseau européen d’experts sur la culture (EENC*). L’objectif de cette enquête en ligne est de collecter, via […]

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Sweden, cross border social security – by Nikolaj de Fine Licht / Concerto Copenhagen

By on June 4, 2013 in Comparing national specificities, Mobility and taxes, Network

“A recent change in Swedish regulations of social security and taxation has led to an absurd situation where a Swedish citizen who works more than 15% of his total work hours in Sweden will cause any non-Swedish employer who contracts him/her on free-lance basis outside Sweden to be presented with an extra bill from the […]

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