1. Profiling in the Netherlands Practices
Maria Piszczek
René Heijstek

2. Business Register One register different ways of maintenance:
350 biggest enterprises (TOP 350)
financial and governmental enterprises
the rest
Register and sampling (survey sample)
Our scope: TOP 350

3. Concern coordination the group: coordinators and profilers
group work
communication within SN and beyond it
profiling base
Business register
Respondents
other
maintetnance
legal structure
statistical structure
confrontation of the data: vary of statistics

4. Legal structure

5. Legal structure - details

6. Practices - examples

7. Telecom company legal structure is very complex
statistical structure follows company division structure

9. Case
change in legal structure and it’s consequences for different statistics:
SFO – annual and quaterly
P&L
Investments
International trade in services

10. Telecom Netherlands BV
Before
Telecom Company NV
Telecom 1 BV
Telecom 2 BV
Telecom 3 BV
etc
Telecom Netherlands BV

11. Legal change Telecom Company NV Telecom 1 BV Telecom 2 BV Telecom 3 BV
etc
Telecom LTD (51%)
Telecom Netherlands BV
Telecom Limited (UK, branch in NL)

12. Telecom Netherlands BV (51%)
After profiling
Telecom Company NV
Telecom 1 BV
Telecom 2 BV
Telecom 3 BV
etc
Telecom Netherlands BV (51%)
Telecom Limited (51%, branch in NL)

13. Refining company foreign parent company
refining and sale activities in NL

14. Foreign Parent company
Legal structure
Refining NV
Refinery BV
Sales BV
InvSudan BV
Holding R BV
Foreign Parent company

15. Case change in ownership of the goods and
change in statistical structure as result of the analyse of the data from InSudan BV in cooperation with DNB
impact of those changes on the statistics

16. Summary

17. Thank you