Beginner
Module 9: The Director-Major Shareholder (DGA) and Pension
8 lessons40 min
Create an account to start In this module you will discover why the director-major shareholder (DGA, a director who also owns a large share of the company) holds such an exceptional position in the world of pensions. You will learn who the DGA exactly is according to the various laws, how he arranges his salary and dividend, and which freedoms and risks his pension entails. We cover, among other things, pension in own management (pensioen in eigen beheer), the difference between the fiscal and commercial value, the evaporation of losses (verliesverdamping), and the major dangers surrounding illness, divorce and surrender (afkoop). Finally, you will look at the alternatives and the future of the DGA pension.
Modules
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The pension of the director-major shareholder
- 01What exactly is a DGA?
- 02The DGA's salary and dividend
- 03The DGA, the Pensioenwet and his pension choices
- 04Pension in own management: the savings pot in the B.V.
- 05The fiscal versus the commercial value
- 06Insuring the pension and the danger phase
- 07Risks along the way: illness, divorce, surrender and sale
- 08Alternatives and the future of the DGA pension