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1. Recommendations in peer review of the Netherlands Court of Audit contribute to strategy for 2021-2025 and consultations with Parliament

   At the request of the Netherlands Court of Audit, the national audit offices of Sweden, the United Kingdom and Canada carried out ...

   News item | 25-01-2021 | 00:00

2. Strategic choices: trust in accountability

   In its new strategy for 2021-2025, the Netherlands Court of Audit will conduct its audits more specifically from the perspective ...

   News item | 25-01-2021 | 00:00

3. Data errors hamper enforcement of environmental rules

   Typing errors, records entered under different names and inconsistent address details are hampering the enforcement of ...

   News item | 20-01-2021 | 16:30

4. Timely introduction of EU VAT rules on e-commerce serious challenge to Tax and Customs Administration

   In a letter to the House of Representatives, the Netherlands Court of Audit writes of its concerns that new EU VAT rules on the ...

   News item | 14-01-2021 | 00:00

5. Audit request from the House of Representatives honoured

   The Netherlands Court of Audit has honoured a request from the House of Representatives to audit information security at the ...

   News item | 12-01-2021 | 00:00

6. There is too much information, not too little

   Is the benefits scandal unique? Or can fixed political and parliamentary patterns be identified?

   News item | 08-01-2021 | 00:00

7. EU audit offices hampered in their ability to audit bank resolution

   Supreme audit institutions in the euro area were unable to inspect all the documents they needed to examine to audit the ...

   News item | 16-12-2020 | 11:30

8. Netherlands Court of Audit appoints Annemarie Jansen as new Director of Operations

   The Netherlands Court of Audit has appointed Annemarie Jansen as its new Director of Operations with effect from 1 February 2021.

   News item | 16-12-2020 | 00:00

9. Part of government expenditure on Covid-19 support deferred until 2021

   The government is expected to spend a total of €31.4 billion in 2020 on mitigating the consequences of the coronavirus crisis. ...

   News item | 10-12-2020 | 10:00

10. Flexible workers: the biggest risks on the labour market and the least resilience

    One fifth of the 1.9 million Dutch workers employed on flexible labour contracts have neither savings nor a partner in work they ...

    News item | 09-12-2020 | 09:00