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Our Website Privacy Policy
1. IntroductionMaxol Finance Services is committed to protecting and upholding your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains how Maxol Finance Services uses the personal information you provide to us when you visit this website, how we may disclose it, how you can instruct us if you would prefer to limit the use and disclosure of that information; and the procedures that we have in place to safeguard your privacy. Please read this Privacy Policy carefully. By providing us with information about yourself, you agree with this Privacy Policy and consent to the collection, use, disclosure and transfer of that information as set out in this Privacy Policy. By using this website you also consent to our use of cookies as set out in this Privacy Policy.We may change this policy to ensure it satisfies any changes to the relevant law. We will notify you via the Maxol Finance Services website if any changes are made. 2. Collecting personal information and disclosure to third partiesMaxol Finance Services collects personal information from you when you commission us to deliver any of our services to you, including when we provide bookkeeping or accounting services to you, when you use our website, or when you apply to provide services to us. We also collect information when you complete any customer survey. Website usage information may also be collected using cookies. The information we collect may include your name, postal address, email address, telephone number, information regarding your company, business and/or services and information regarding your preferences. From time to time, it may include information about your membership of a professional or trade association or union, health information and details of any criminal record you may have.If you do not provide information requested by us from time to time, we may not be able to provide services to you or otherwise fulfill the purpose for which we have requested the information.If you provide personal information to us about someone else (such as one of your directors or employees, or someone with whom you have business dealings) you must ensure that you are entitled to disclose that information to us and that, without our taking any further steps, we may collect, use and disclose that information as described in this Privacy Policy. In particular, you must ensure the individual concerned is aware of the various matters detailed in this Privacy Policy, as those matters relate to that individual, including our identity, how to contact us, our purposes of collection, our information disclosure practices, the individual's right to obtain access to the information and the consequences if the information is not provided (such as our inability to provide services).In some circumstances, we collect personal information about you from a third party source. For example, we may collect personal information from a company for whom you work, other organisations with whom you have dealings, a credit-reporting agency, an information service provider or from a publicly maintained record. Maxol Finance Services may use any of the information about you which we have collected to provide you with our services; to send you information on news and services; to improve our services and communications to you; for the purposes of employment or the retention of services; to send you invoices or reminder notices; to process your requests and queries to us; and for any other purpose for which this information was provided to us or for any purpose related or supplementary to any of the above. If you do not wish to be contacted by Maxol Finance Services please email us at info[at]maxol.nl. We may disclose your personal information in the following circumstances:1. If you are a client of Maxol Finance Services, or you are employed by, contracted to or are an agent of, a client of Maxol Finance Services, we may disclose your personal information to experts engaged in your matter and assisting us in running our business, and who are subject to security and confidentiality obligations;2. If we have collected your personal information in the course of providing our services to any of our clients, we may disclose it to that client; 3. We will make whatever disclosures of your personal information that the law and law enforcement or regulatory agencies requires us to make.We may also use aggregate information and statistics for the purpose of monitoring website usage in order to help us develop this website and our services.3. Using your personal informationWe use your information we collect to process your queries, provide our services and manage your account. We may also use your information to email you about other products or services that we think may be of interest to you including sending you any newsletters. You will be given an opportunity to opt-out of email newsletters or other promotional campaigns. In processing your queries we may send your information to credit reference and fraud prevention agencies.With your consent we may publish your personal information on this website to attribute to any testimonial or feedback you may provide about the services you have received from Maxol Finance Services. From time to time we may send your information to third parties which we consider may have goods or services which are of interest to you. If you do not wish to be contacted by third parties please email us at info[at]maxol.nl.4. Security of your personal informationWe will take appropriate measures to keep your information confidential and secure in accordance with our internal procedures covering the storage, access and disclosure of information.We will take appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect personal information against unauthorised or unlawful processing, and against accidental loss or destruction of, or damage to it. We will not transfer any of your information to, or permit any of your information to be accessed from, a location outside of the Netherlands without your prior written consent.Upon a client’s request, Maxol Finance Services will promptly amend, transfer, delete or securely dispose of your information. We shall respond to the request within 40 days from the date of the request and an administrative fee of €10.00 is payable by you to Maxol Finance Services. 5. Retaining your personal informationUpon complete delivery of a service and payment received by Maxol Finance Services for that service, we shall retain your personal information for at least 7 years or for any longer period required by law or as agreed between you and us. You may place a request with us to amend, transfer, delete or securely dispose of the information we hold on you and we will promptly carry out such a request. We shall respond to the request within 40 days from the date of the request and an administrative fee of €10.00 is payable by you to Maxol Finance Services. 6. Your rights You have the right to request a copy of the personal information we hold on you at any time and to object to our using your personal information for a marketing purpose. To do so, please send your request to info[at]maxol.nl. We shall respond to the request within 40 days from the date of the request and an administrative fee of €10.00 is payable by you to Maxol Finance Services. 7. Changing your personal informationIf any of the personal information that you have provided to us changes, for example if you change your email address or if you wish to cancel any request you have made of us, please let us know by sending an email to .8. CookiesCookies are small text files that are placed on your computer by websites that you visit. They are widely used in order to make websites work, or work more efficiently, as well as to provide information to the owners of the site.Most web browsers allow some control of most cookies through the browser settings. To find out more about cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set and how to manage and delete them, visit www.allaboutcookies.org. We use the following cookies on our website:Google Analytics - The cookies collect information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the site, where visitors have come to the site from and the pages they visited. The information generated relating to our website is used to create reports about the use of the website. Google will store this information. Google's privacy policy is available at http://www.google.com/policies/privacy/. To opt out of being tracked by Google Analytics across all websites visit http://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.Site Specific Cookies – The site also uses session and user ID cookies to enable us to provide a better service to you. This enables the website to record.Most browsers allow you to reject all cookies, whilst some browsers allow you to reject just third party cookies. For example, in Internet Explorer you can refuse all cookies by clicking “Tools”, “Internet Options”, “Privacy”, and selecting “Block all cookies” using the sliding selector. Blocking all cookies will, however, have a negative impact upon the usability of many websites, including this one. To find out more about cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set and how to manage and delete them, visit www.allaboutcookies.org.9. Third party websitesOur website is linked to other websites. This privacy policy only applies to this website. You should therefore read the privacy policies of the other websites when you are using those sites.10. Contacting Maxol Finance ServicesWe welcome your views about our website and our Privacy Policy. If you would like to contact us with any queries or comments, please send an email to info[at]maxol.nl.
These General Terms and Conditions follow the guidelines of SRA and are filed with the Rotterdam Chamber of Commerce under number 85989509 and shall apply to all offers, tenders, mandates, legal relationships and Agreements however called where the Commissionee shall undertake to perform Work for the Client as well as to all Work arising from it for the Commissionee.
The following terms and definitions are used in these general terms and conditions:
1. the Client: the natural person or legal entity who mandates the Commissionee to perform Work.
2. the Commissionee: the (accountancy) firm that enters into the Agreement and applies these general terms and conditions. All Agreements are concluded with the Commissionee, exclude Articles 7:404 and 7:407 paragraph 2 Netherlands Civil Code, and are solely performed by the Commissionee. This shall also be the case if it is the explicit or implicit intention of the Client that the Work be performed by a particular person or persons.
3. Work: all Work for which a mandate is given or that the Commissionee performs on any other basis. The above shall apply in the broadest sense of the word and shall in any case encompass the Work specified in the confirmation of the mandate.
4. Documents: all property that the Client places at the Commissionee’s disposal, including records and data carriers, as well as all property including records and data carriers prepared by the Commissionee in the context of the performance of the mandate.
5. Agreement: any arrangement between the Client and the Commissionee for the performance of Work by the Commissionee on the Client’s behalf, in accordance with the provisions set out in the confirmation of the mandate.
1. These general terms and conditions shall apply to all offers, tenders, mandates, legal relationships and Agreements however called where the Commissionee shall undertake to perform Work for the Client as well as to all Work arising from it for the Commissionee.
2. Stipulations varying from these general terms and conditions shall only apply if and in so far as they shall be expressly agreed in writing or otherwise between the Client and the Commissionee, for example in a (written) Agreement or confirmation of the mandate.
3. Should these general terms and conditions and the confirmation of the mandate contain reciprocally contradictory conditions then the conditions set down in the confirmation of the mandate shall apply.
4. Any applicability of the Client’s general terms and conditions is expressly rejected by the Commissionee.
5. The underlying mandate/Agreement -together with these general terms and conditions- represents the complete arrangements between the Client and the Commissionee in respect of the Work for which the Agreement is entered into. All relevant previous arrangements or proposals made between the parties shall lapse.
1. Each Agreement shall not come into force until, and shall only commence at the time that, the Commissionee receives back from the Client the confirmation of the mandate signed by the latter. The confirmation is based on the information provided by the Client to the Commissionee at that time. The confirmation shall be deemed to represent the Agreement accurately and completely.
2. The parties shall be free to prove the formation of the Agreement by other means.
3. Each Agreement shall be entered into for an indefinite period, unless it shall follow from the nature, content or purpose of the awarded mandate that it is being entered into for a specific period.
1. The Client shall be obliged to provide the Commissionee with all information and Documents in the desired form and in the desired way that the latter in its opinion needs to properly perform the Agreement.
2. The Commissionee shall be entitled to suspend performance of the Agreement until such time as the Client shall have complied with the obligation set out in the previous paragraph.
3. The Client shall be obliged to inform the Commissionee without delay of any facts or circumstances that could be significant in the context of the performance of the Agreement.
4. The Client shall warrant the accuracy, completeness and reliability of the information and Documents provided to the Commissionee by him or on his behalf, even if they originate from third parties.
5. Any additional costs or additional fees arising from a delay in the performance of the Agreement that itself results from the failure to provide the requested information in time or at all or adequately shall be for the Client’s account.
6. If and in so far as the Client shall so request, then subject to the provisions set out under N the Documents provided shall be returned to him.
1. The Commissionee shall determine the way in which and the person(s) who shall perform the Agreement. To the extent possible, the Commissionee shall take into account timely and responsible instructions issued by the Client re- garding the performance of the mandate.
2. The Commissionee shall perform the Work to the best of its ability and as a professional acting with due care would. However, the Commissionee cannot warrant that any desired result will be achieved.
3. Should the Commissionee deem this desirable then it shall be entitled to have certain Work performed by a person or third party nominated by the Commissionee, without notifying or obtaining the express consent of the Client.
4. The Commissionee shall perform the Agreement in line with the relevant rules of conduct and professional rules, which rules shall constitute part of the Agreement, and with that required of it by law. A copy of the rules of conduct and professional rules that apply to the Commissionee shall be sent to the Client upon request. The Client shall respect the obligations that follow from these rules of conduct and professional rules for the Commissionee and for the parties employed by or working for the Commissionee respectively.
5. If during the duration of the Agreement Work is performed for the Client’s business or company that is not covered by the Work to which the Agreement relates then this Work shall be deemed to have been performed on the basis of separate Agreements.
6. Any deadlines set down in the Agreement by which the Work must have been performed shall be deemed to be merely approximate and not strict deadlines. Accordingly, the exceeding of such a deadline shall not constitute an attributable breach on the part of the Commissionee and consequently shall not be grounds for the termination of the Agreement. Deadlines by which the Work should have been completed shall only be deemed to be strict deadlines if this shall be expressly agreed in so many words between the Client and the Commissionee.
7. Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, the performance of the Agreement shall refrain from specifically focussing on the uncovering of fraud. Should the Work uncover indications of fraud then the Commissionee shall inform the Client accordingly. In this respect, the Commissionee must comply with the relevant legislation and regulations and with the relevant rules and guidelines issued by the various professional organisations.
1. The Commissionee shall be obliged to maintain confidentiality vis-à-vis third parties that are not involved in the performance of the Agreement. This confidentiality relates to all information of a confidential nature that the Client provides it with and to the results achieved from processing it. This confidentiality shall not apply if and in so far as statutory regulations or professional rules, these including but not limited to the duty to report under the Act to prevent money laundering and the financing of terrorism and other national or international regulations with a similar purpose, shall impose a duty
These General Terms and Conditions follow the guidelines of SRA and are filed with the Rotterdam Chamber of Commerce under number 24494717
of disclosure on the Commissionee or in so far as the Client shall have released the Commissionee from the latter’s duty of confidentiality. This provision shall not prevent confidential consultations with colleagues within the Commissionee’s organisation either, in so far as the Commissionee shall deem this necessary for a prudent performance of the Agreement or of statutory or professional obligations.
2. The Commissionee shall be entitled to use for statistical or comparative purposes the results in figures obtained from processing, provided that these results cannot be traced back to individual clients.
3. The Commissionee shall not be entitled to deploy the information that the Client provides it with for a purpose other than that for which it was obtained, with the exception of the provisions of paragraph 2, and in the case that the Commissionee appears on its own behalf in disciplinary, civil or criminal proceedings where these Documents could be of importance. Should the Commissionee be designated as the co-perpetrator of an offence or crime then it shall be entitled to disclose the Client’s Documents to the inspector of taxes should such disclosure be necessary in the context of conducting the Commissionee’s defence.
4. Except with the express and prior written consent of the Commissionee, the Client shall not be permitted to disclose or otherwise make available to third parties the content of advice, opinions or other statements made in writing or otherwise by the Commissionee, excepting in so far as this shall follow directly from the Agreement or shall be done to obtain an expert opinion on particular Work of the Commissionee, or should the Client be subject to a statutory or professional obligation to disclose or should the Client be appearing on his own behalf in disciplinary, civil or criminal proceedings.
1. The Commissionee shall retain all rights in respect of the products of the mind that it uses or has used in the context of the performance of the Agreement with the Client, in so far as rights in a legal sense may exist or be established in respect of these products.
2. The Client shall be expressly prohibited from providing to third parties or duplicating or disclosing or utilising, including with the deployment of third parties, these products, these products including but not being limited to computer programmes, system designs, procedures, advice, (model)contracts and other products of the mind.
3. The Client shall not be permitted to provide these products or related auxiliary materials to third parties other than for the purposes of obtaining an expert opinion on the Commissionee’s Work. In that case, the Client shall impose his obligations under this Article on the third parties he brings in.
1. Should the Commissionee fail to perform its obligations under the Agreement at all or in time or adequately for a reason that is not its fault, this to include but not be limited to employees being ill, faults in the computer network and other delays in the normal course of events in its company then these obligations shall be suspended until such time as the Commissionee shall be able to perform them in the agreed way after all.
2. In the situation referred to in the first paragraph, the Client shall be entitled to terminate the Agreement in whole or part and with immediate effect, without there being any entitlement to any compensation.
1. The Commissionee shall be entitled to suspend the performance of its Work before it commences it or whilst it is performing it until such time as the Client shall pay an advance payment to be determined fairly by the Commissionee for the Work to be performed or shall have provided security for it. In principle, an advance payment paid by the Client shall be set off against the final invoice.
2. The Commissionee’s fee shall not depend on the result of the Work performed.
3. The Commissionee’s fee may consist of a pre-set amount per Agreement and/or may be calculated based on tariffs for each unit of time worked by the Commissionee and shall be owed pro rata to the performance of the Commissionee’s Work for the Client.
4. Should a fixed amount be set per Agreement then the Commissionee shall be entitled to charge a tariff per unit of time in excess of this, if and in so far as the Work shall exceed the Work provided for in the Agreement, which sum the Client shall then owe too.
5. Should wages and/or prices change after the Agreement has been formed yet before the mandate has been performed in its entirety then the Commissionee shall be entitled to amend the agreed tariff accordingly, unless the Client and the Commissionee have made other arrangements in this respect.
6. The Commissionee’s fee, if necessary supplemented by advance payments and invoices from deployed third parties, and including any turnover tax owed, shall be charged to the Client per month, per quarter, per year or after completion of the Work.
1. The Client must pay the invoice amount by the agreed deadlines but in any case no later than thirty days after the invoice date, at the offices of the Commissionee or by means of payments in favour of a bank account to be designated by the latter and, in so far as the payment relates to Work, without any entitlement to a discount or setoff.
2. Should the Client fail to pay by the deadlines set out in paragraph 1 or by a further agreed deadline then he shall be in default by operation of law, and without any further demand or notice of default being required the Commissionee shall be entitled to charge the Client the statutory (commercial) interest rate on the invoiced amount from the due date until the date of full payment, the above without prejudice to the further rights of the Commissionee.
3. All costs that arise by virtue of judicial or extrajudicial collection of the amount owed shall be for the Client’s account, including in so far as these costs shall exceed the judicial order for costs. The extrajudicial costs are set at a minimum of 15% of the amount owed, with a minimum amount of € 250.
4. Should the Client’s financial situation or payment history give cause to do so in the Commissionee’s opinion then the Commissionee shall be entitled to demand that the Client provide (supplementary) security in a form to be stipulated by the Commissionee. Should the Client fail to provide the security demanded then without prejudice to its other rights the Commissionee shall be entitled to immediately suspend the further performance of the Agreement, and all that the Client shall owe the Commissionee for whatever reason shall become due and payable immediately.
5. In the case of a jointly awarded mandate, then in so far as the Work is to be performed for the joint clients then these clients shall be jointly and severally liable for payment of the invoice amount.
1. Complaints relating to the Work performed and/or to the invoice amount must be made known to the Commissionee in writing no later than thirty days after the dispatch date of the Documents or information that the Client is complaining about or no later than thirty days after the discovery of the defect, provided that the Client can demonstrate that he could not be reasonably expected to have discovered the defect earlier.
2. Complaints as referred to in the first paragraph will not suspend the Client’s payment obligation, apart from in so far as the Commissionee has made it known that it deems the complaint to be justified. These General Terms and Conditions follow the guidelines of SRA and are filed with the Rotterdam Chamber of Commerce under number 24494717
3. In the case of a complaint made that proves justified, the Commissionee shall have the option of adjusting the fee charged, of improving or completely redoing the rejected Work free of charge or of deciding to refrain from carrying out all or part of the Work against a pro rata refund of the fee already paid by the Client.
4. If the complaint is not instituted in time then all the Client’s rights in respect of the complaint will lapse.
1. The Commissionee shall solely be liable vis-à-vis the Client for losses that are the direct result of one or more attributable breaches (including a connected series of such breaches in the performance of the Agreement). This liability shall be limited to the amount to be paid out according to the Commissionee’s liability insurer plus any excess to be borne by the Commissionee under the insurance cover. If the liability insurer declines to pay out for whatever reason then the Commissionee’s liability will be limited to the fee charged for the performance of the Agreement. If the Agreement is a continuing performance contract with a duration of more than one year then the amount referred to above will be set at three times the amount of the fee charged to the Client in the twelve months preceding the inception of the loss. In no case will the total compensation for the loss by virtue of this Article exceed € 300,000 per event, whereby a series of connected events will be deemed to be a single event, unless given the scope of the mandate or the risks associated with the mandate the parties when entering into the Agreement see grounds for departing from this maximum.
2. The Commissionee shall not be liable for:
- losses incurred by the Client or third parties that are the result of the provision of incorrect or incomplete information by the Client to the Commissionee or that are otherwise the result of the Client’s acts or omissions;
- losses incurred by the Client or third parties that are the result of the acts or omissions of auxiliary persons (this term not including the Commissionee’s employees) deployed by the Commissionee, including if they were employed by an organisation affiliated with the Commissionee;
- trading losses or consequential losses incurred by the Client or third parties, this including but not limited to delays in the normal course of events at the Client’s company.
3. If and in so far as possible, the Commissionee shall at all times be entitled to remedy or limit the Client’s loss by rectifying or improving the defective product.
4. The Commissionee shall not be liable for the damaging or destruction of Documents during shipment or mailing, irrespective of whether the shipment or mailing was made by or on behalf of the Client, the Commissionee or third parties. During the performance of the mandate, at the Client’s request the Client and the Commissionee may communicate with each other using electronic means. The Client and the Commissionee are not reciprocally liable for any losses occurring at either or both parties that follow from the use of electronic means of communication, this including but not limited to losses arising from failure on the part of a third party or software/equipment used for transmission to deliver electronic communication at all or in time, receipt or processing of electronic communications, transmission of viruses, and failure of the telecommunications network or other tools used for electronic communication to work properly or at all, apart from in so far as the loss shall result from an intentional act or gross negligence. Both the Client and the Commissionee shall do or omit to do all that may be reasonably expected of them in order to prevent the above-mentioned risks from occurring. The data extracts from the sender’s computer systems shall provide compelling proof of the (content of the) electronic communication transmitted by the sender until such time as the recipient shall furnish proof to the contrary.
5. The Client shall indemnify the Commissionee against all third-party claims, including those by shareholders, directors, supervisory board members and staff of the Client or affiliated legal entities, companies and others involved with the Client’s organisation that are related directly or indirectly to the performance of the Agreement. The Client shall indemnify the Commissionee in particular against claims by third parties due to losses caused by the fact that the Client provided the Commissionee with incorrect or incomplete information, unless the Client can demonstrate that the loss is not connected with attributable acts or omissions on his part or is caused by intentional acts or gross negligence on the part of the Commissionee. The above shall not apply in respect of mandates to audit annual accounts as referred to in Article 393 Book 2 Netherlands Civil Code.
6. The Client shall indemnify the Commissionee against all potential claims made by third parties, in the event that the Commissionee by virtue of the law and/or its professional rules shall be compelled to hand back the mandate and/or shall be compelled to cooperate with government institutions that shall be entitled to obtain requested and/or unrequested information that the Commissionee has received from the Client or third parties in the performance of its mandate.
In so far as not stipulated otherwise in these general terms and conditions, rights of action and other powers held by the Client for whatever reason including vis-à-vis the Commissionee in connection with the performance of Work by the Commissionee shall lapse in any case one year after the time when the Client became aware or could have reasonably become aware of the existence of these rights and powers. This deadline shall not relate to the option to submit a complaint to the relevant competent authority/ies for the handling of complaints and/or to the Raad voor Geschillen disputes council.
1. The Client and the Commissionee may terminate the Agreement at any time with immediate effect. If the Agreement ends before the mandate has been completed then the provisions set out under I second paragraph shall apply.
2. Termination must be communicated to the other party in writing.
3. If and in so far as the Commissionee shall end the Agreement through termination then it shall be obliged to inform the Client of its reasons for this termination and to do all that required by the circumstances that is in the Client’s interest.
The Commissionee shall be entitled to suspend performance of all its obligations, this to include the handing over of Documents or other items to the Client or third parties, until such time as the Client has paid in full all due and payable amounts owed. The Commissionee may only refuse to comply with its obligation to hand over Documents after the interests involved have been carefully weighed up.
1. All Agreements between the Client and the Commissionee to which these general terms and conditions apply shall be governed by Dutch law.
2. All disputes arising in connection with Agreements between the Client and the Commissionee to which these terms and conditions apply and which do not come under the jurisdiction of the Subdistrict Section of the District Court shall - to the exclusion of all judicial authorities- be settled by the competent court in the district in which the Commissionee has its place of business.
3. Contrary to the provisions of paragraph 2, the Client and the Commissionee may opt for an alternative means of settling disputes.
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