Document background
The Master Intercompany Services Agreement serves as the foundational document for managing service relationships between affiliated companies within a corporate group under Dutch law. It is particularly relevant for multinational organizations with shared service centers or centralized service provision structures. The agreement establishes a comprehensive framework that ensures compliance with Dutch corporate law, tax regulations, and transfer pricing requirements while streamlining the administration of intercompany services. It typically includes provisions for service delivery, quality standards, pricing mechanisms, governance structures, and risk allocation, with the flexibility to accommodate various types of services through supplementary schedules. This document is essential for organizations seeking to formalize their internal service arrangements while maintaining regulatory compliance and operational efficiency.
