BDO Accountancy, Tax & Legal B.V.
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2024-01-22 (gemeente.nu)
More than 80 percent of municipalities foresee a shortage in 2026 and 2027
Approximately 280 municipalities have a negative result in their budget for 2026 and 2027. 'The financial discount is not a fictitious problem,' reports the VNG.
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2023-11-21 (skipr.nl)
UMC results increase sharply: Maastricht UMC+ best, LUMC at the bottom - Skipr
The financial result of the university medical centers (UMCs) increased last year from 92 million euros to 152 million euros. Maastricht UMC+ scored the best, LUMC again finished at the bottom with the only one with a negative return.
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2023-11-01 (binnenlandsbestuur.nl)
The (market value) effect of climate risk & adaptation
Financial risks due to climate change.
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2022-10-18 (nationalezorggids.nl)
Elderly care in financial trouble: 'Pressure on rates higher than ever'
The elderly care is in danger of ending up financially in a deep pit. Despite the fact that turnover increased by 745 million euros in 2021, the result fell by 34 million euros. Much of the increased turnover was due to increased personnel costs. Thus became 124.6
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2022-10-01 (vastgoedjournaal.nl)
'WHOA offers opportunities for companies in heavy weather' - Vastgoedjournaal.nl
Vastgoedjournaal is the online information and news medium for the Dutch real estate professional.
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2019-10-08 (1limburg.nl)
VieCuri expresses financial concerns, Zuyderland does not
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2019-02-28 (accountant.nl)
BDO: social domain puts municipalities' financial position under pressure
Dutch municipalities are increasingly struggling to make ends meet. The average solvency, the financial indicator for the extent to which municipalities are able to meet their financial obligations, increased from 42 percent in 2009 to 35 percent in 2017 as a result of the recession.
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