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Real estate investment in The Netherlands – Dutch VAT
If so many foreigners invest in real estate in The Netherlands, mainly Amsterdam, there must be good reasons for it. And so there are: Amsterdam is a wonderful place to…
Real estate investment in The Netherlands – Dutch income tax
Amsterdam is a wonderful place to visit, real estate value keeps rising and the market for short term rentals, including Airbnb, is booming. Clients often ask us whether they should…
Dutch dividend withholding tax reduction for South African investments
A lower court in the Dutch city of Breda might have caused some turmoil in the Dutch Treasury department by granting a Dutch company a total dividend withholding tax refund…
Can I deduct educational expenses?
Your educational expenses are deductible if they are made with an aim to increase your income potential. Either to specialise within your current competences or to maintain them. Educational expenses (business…
Can I deduct my travel expenses?
Public transport Do you pay for your own travel expenses? In this case you are entitled to travel expense deduction if you meet both of the following criteria: The distance…
Dutch dividend withholding tax infringement free capital movement
Last Thursday (January 16 th , 2014) Advocate General Jääskinen of the ECJ announced that the Dutch dividend withholding tax in relation to the Netherlands Antilles is an infringement on…
New Substance Regulations for Financial Service Companies in the Netherlands
Companies established in the Netherlands receive some benefits, such as the reduction of tax rates, but also the Dutch tax treaty network. The changes, which have now been included in…
Dutch substance changes 2014
On 30 August 2013, the Dutch Secretary of Finance and the Minister for Foreign Trade and Development issued a letter declaring the government’s intent to curb tax abuse while preserving…
Answers to questions on the ATAD1 legislation
Earlier this year, the Dutch government announced the adoption of the European directive combating tax avoidance (ATAD1) in Tax Plan 2019. As a result, questions concerning the use and possibilities…
Converting into a Dutch entity: An overview
The Argentinian cancellation of the tax treaty with Spain followed by the financial crisis in Cyprus made companies aware of the pros and cons of their chosen holding company structure.…
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