Hi, Eric,

In the Netherlands specifically the provision of this service is subject to 
anti-terrorism financing, anti-whitewashing, and anti-fraud laws (wwft).  
In both Europe and the US it is covered by the KYC (know your client) 
regulations.

It is an excellent service and extremely popular;  it is also important to 
get right the first time, as the fines for violation are really not 
trivial.  So your basic approach is good I think but you will need to 
include in your pricing the cost of compliance.  

I have also already gone nine rounds with the KvK and the BD about what is 
necessary and what is not.  It is not that they have to more or less 
permanently use the space, it is that they have to have the right to do 
so.  Under certain circumstances the tax authorities require what is called 
a permanent establishment for the issuance of a VAT number but this does 
not affect the KvK address.
 
Feel free to contact me if you want to talk about it in detail (or in 
Dutch. :-))

Warm regards,

Jeannine
deKamer.eu

On Sunday, January 20, 2019 at 12:01:03 AM UTC+1, Eric Haas wrote:
>
> Hey Paula, I have recently took over a coworking space in Amsterdam. Now 
> in the process of setting up all the policies. A couple of weeks ago a 
> client asked me whether or not I would be able to help him with the 
> possibility for a legal registration on the physical address. My small 
> investigation proves that this can be done as a coworking space (or multi 
> tenant office building). My initial idea for the  pricing is to charge 
> €25/month and let the client choose the usage plan that goes along with it. 
> From basic (€50/month) to flex (€150/month) and fixed (€250/month). In the 
> latter the registration is already included in the package. Somewhere I've 
> read that the registration is only legally valid if the person or company 
> can prove they can more or less permanently use the space. 8 leave the 
> choice and responsibility for accounting with my client. 
> So far my thoughts on this! Happy to learn more from you guys. 
> Eric Haas

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