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Written by: Nico Koppel | 18 July 2019
The Junior Finance Minister has submitted the Bill in implementation of ATAD2, the European Council’s second Anti Tax Avoidance Directive, to the Lower House of the Dutch Parliament.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 13 July 2019
Fixed-rate allowances are used with the aim of approaching reality in a straightforward and effective manner.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 12 June 2019
The Tax and Customs Administration has been working hard on implementing a range of measures aimed at attaining GDPR compliance.
Written by: Sean-Paul Smit | 8 May 2019
The first aspect which the Bill in question addresses concerns that of the value-added tax regime governing merchandise that is kept in stock elsewhere in the EU.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 11 April 2019
Anyone who owns a motor vehicle is required to pay motor vehicle tax.
Written by: Sean-Paul Smit | 19 March 2019
The tax-exempt remuneration for volunteers has increased by 200 euros annually.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 17 March 2019
It will be compulsory from the first of July 2020 onwards not only for tax consultants and accountants to report potentially aggressive cross-border tax schemes.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 15 March 2019
Under the current Dutch system a two percent stamp duty land tax charge is levied in connection with the transfer of title to existing residential properties ..
Written by: Stan Evers | 20 February 2019
The divestment of a business or of operating assets customarily involves the subdivision of the overall purchase price for the various components of the transaction …
Written by: Nico Koppel | 6 February 2019
As a business owner you may be about to receive (or perhaps have already received) an urgent letter from an outfit by the name of EBN European Business Number.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 25 January 2019
Goodwill acquired in a business transaction is capitalised in the business’ balance sheet, then amortised against business earnings.
Written by: Stan Evers | 12 January 2019
Voluntary disclosure by a tax payer occurs when the latter (belatedly) furnishes the correct information before he or she knows or reasonably presumes that the Tax and Customs Administration is, or is about to become, aware of the inaccuracy or incompleteness of his or her tax return.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 6 January 2019
In order for an entrepreneur to pass the hours test and thus qualify for entrepreneur’s allowance, he or she has to devote at least 1,225 hours per annum and half of his or her aggregate working hours to his or her business.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 4 January 2019
The Netherlands has compiled a Government Gazette-published, 21 country strong tax haven blacklist for deployment in the context of new anti-tax evasion measures.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 23 December 2018
The Upper House of the Dutch Parliament has passed the measures as outlined in the 2019 Tax Plan in their entirety.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 13 December 2018
The Dutch Minister of Social Affairs and Employment has brought the Lower House up to speed on the progress made involving the replacement DBA legislation.
Written by: Nico Koppel | 18 November 2018
The original draft legislation as set out in the 2019 Tax Plan has been amended in places. Read more in our article!
Written by: Bas Hollenberg | 9 November 2018
The NHG (or National Mortgage Guarantee) scheme helps reduce the borrower’s mortgage loan risk exposure. Read more!
Written by: Bas Hollenberg | 20 September 2018
The third Tuesday in September, or “Prince’s Day” as it is affectionately known, is the date of the state opening of the new Parliamentary year in the Netherlands and a day not only of pomp and circumstance, but one which involves the presentation of next year’s tax budget.
Written by: Willemijn Houter | 18 August 2018
the Tax and Customs Administration intends by the end of the current year to have completed fact-finding missions at over a hundred principals to discuss the latter’s modus operandi where it concerns their contractors.
Written by: Stan Evers | 3 August 2018
The calculation of the operating profit calls for allowances being made for a depreciation restriction where it concerns the value of commercial property.
Written by: Sean-Paul Smit | 12 July 2018
The Netherlands intends to start charging charge air transport tax in 2021. Its preferred option would be the introduction of an unambiguous set of air transport regulations at EU level
Written by: Marcel Frazer | 10 July 2018
Value-added tax registration numbers issued by the Tax and Customs Administration to sole traders feature the latter’s citizen service number.
Written by: Bas Hollenberg | 6 July 2018
The government is continuing to grapple with the position of sole traders both fiscally and from a labour law perspective!
Written by: Bas Hollenberg | 5 July 2018
The first step is being taken of a European drive aimed at improving international taxation reconciliation and deterring tax avoidance.
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