The Dutch Association of Tax Advisers (NOB) is the leading professional association for university-educated tax advisers in the Netherlands. With over 6,000 members, including 600 corporate tax advisers, the NOB ensures the highest standards of expertise, professional skills, and ethics are met by its members. These standards guarantee the quality of service provided, which is important because the tax adviser profession is not legally protected in the Netherlands.

Membership in the NOB requires completion of at least one full university course in tax law or tax economics, providing members with the best possible background for the profession. Additionally, members must spend a minimum of three days a week working as tax advisers and adhere to the association's Code of Professional Conduct.

The NOB actively monitors the quality and integrity of the tax adviser profession through entry requirements, professional education, and independent disciplinary boards to ensure the general public receives the highest level of service. In addition, the association organizes educational meetings covering specialist developments in taxation. The NOB also has separate sections for corporate tax advisers and young members.

With its long-standing tradition in legal commentaries and a strong focus on professional affairs, the NOB is well-prepared for all significant political, social, and economic developments related to the tax consultancy profession. The association's Professional Affairs Committee plays a crucial role in addressing non-fiscal matters and collaborating with other professional groups.

By choosing a NOB member, clients can trust in the expertise and ethical values of a university-educated tax adviser who is committed to providing the highest level of service in an honest and conscientious manner.