Every new rule. Reduced to what matters.

For businesses in the Netherlands. Every day, Lexivora reads everything the Netherlands and the European Union officially publish. For each rule you get what counts: what changes, for whom and from when. And you see which subsidies and tax deductions are currently open to your sector. Less time spent on rules, a clearer view of what they can yield.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Everything read

    Every day we collect every publication from the official source: Government Gazette, Bulletin of Acts and Decrees, provincial and water authority gazettes, and the Official Journal of the EU. No preselection based on what we think matters.

  2. 02

    Reduced to what matters

    Every rule gets the same structure: why it matters, the context, the numbers and the points to watch. A fixed format, so it is quick to scan and easy to compare.

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    You decide what counts

    Filter by topic, sector, country and date. You see everything; what is relevant to your business is up to you.

How a summary reads

A real publication from the Official Journal of the EU, as Lexivora summarises it.

ExampleEuropean Union · Official Journal C/2026/4985 · 25 September 2026

EU fines Google €460 million for favouring its own services in search results

Why it matters
  • Google Search may no longer display its own services, such as Google Maps, flights, hotels and price comparison, more favourably than similar services from other companies.
  • This affects businesses that are found through Google: booking platforms, comparison sites, travel, map and translation services, sports media and gaming sites.
The big picture

The European Commission finds that Alphabet breaches the Digital Markets Act (DMA) with Google Search. The DMA prohibits large platforms (gatekeepers) from favouring their own services in ranking. Google shows its own services in a prominent, rich format at the top of the results page, while similar offers from others appear only as ordinary search results. The decision dates from 23 July 2026; the Official Journal carries the official summary.

By the numbers
  • €460 million: the fine on Alphabet (the maximum is 10% of worldwide turnover)
  • 60 calendar days after notification to Google (decision of 23 July 2026): the deadline to end the infringement
  • 9 services named, including Google Maps, flights, trains, accommodation and price comparison
What's next
  • Google must treat its own services and similar services from others equally in search results. How is up to Google: give others the same prominent placement, or remove that placement from its own services.
  • If Google does not comply within the deadline, periodic penalty payments follow. Google must also take measures to prevent a recurrence.

Example, shown here in English. Summaries are in Dutch; English summaries on request.

By sector

Choose your sector and see only what changes for you: new and amended legislation and collective labour agreement provisions, from the moment of publication. An overview of rules already in force may come later; we give no date or promise for that.

13 sectors, following the classification of Statistics Netherlands (SBI 2025):

  • Agriculture, forestry and fishing
  • Manufacturing and mining
  • Energy, water and waste
  • Construction
  • Wholesale and retail
  • Transport and storage
  • Hospitality and accommodation
  • ICT, media and telecom
  • Financial services and insurance
  • Business services and real estate
  • Education
  • Health and social care
  • Arts, culture, sport and other services

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Points to watch from official sources, not advice. Completeness is not guaranteed.

Subsidies and benefits

Rules cost time; subsidies and tax benefits can bring money in. Lexivora shows which Dutch government subsidies are currently open and fit your sector, plus the standard Dutch tax deductions such as the investment deduction (KIA) and the SME profit exemption.

  • For each scheme: what is covered, the budget and the application period, always with the literal text of the source.
  • Closing dates go into your calendar and your email, so a deadline does not pass unnoticed.
  • Each scheme links to the official page and shows when we consulted it.

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Whether you qualify is decided by the provider. Lexivora shows what fits your sector and does not give advice.

Coverage

Lexivora follows all official publications of the Netherlands and the European Union, for businesses operating in the Netherlands. Summaries are in Dutch. English summaries are available on request; let us know when you sign up.

We follow rules that apply to businesses. What does not, we deliberately leave out:

  • municipal publications, such as local bylaws;
  • individual decisions, such as permits for a single project;
  • personal notices, such as insolvencies and appointments.

We collect everything directly from the official source, and only in the way the government permits. If a government changes its website, restricts access or a source is briefly unavailable, that source may be missing for a while or arrive later. This overview always shows what is currently included.

Other countries are added on request, as soon as a business needs them. Missing one? Tell us when you sign up.

Which country are you missing?

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Netherlands

Included

  • Staatscourant (Government Gazette)
  • Staatsblad (Bulletin of Acts and Decrees)
  • Provincial gazettes
  • Water authority gazettes
European Union

Included

  • Official Journal of the EU: L series (legislation) and C series (communications and case law)

Always traceable to the source

Every summary links to the official text, so you can check every statement yourself. Lexivora does not give legal advice: only the official publication is binding.

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