Profiling in the Netherlands Practices

1. Profiling in the NetherlandsPractices Maria Piszczek René Heijstek

2. Business Register • One register • different ways of maintenance: • 350 biggest enterprises (TOP 350) • financial and governmental enterprises • the rest • Register and sampling (survey sample) • Our scope: TOP 350

3. Concern coordination • the group: coordinators and profilers • group work • communication within SN and beyond it • profiling base • Business register • Respondents • other • maintetnance • legal structure • statistical structure • confrontation of the data: vary of statistics

4. Legal structure

5. Legal structure - details

6. Practices - examples

7. Telecom company • legal structure is very complex • statistical structure follows company division structure

9. Case • change in legal structure and it’s consequences for different statistics: • SFO – annual and quaterly • P&L • Investments • International trade in services

10. Before

11. Legal change

12. After profiling

13. Refining company • foreign parent company • refining and sale activities in NL

14. Legal structure

15. Case • change in ownership of the goods • and • change in statistical structure as result of the analyse of the data from InSudan BV in cooperation with DNB • impact of those changes on the statistics

16. Summary

17. Thank you