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Dutch import VAT deferment license or Article 23 license
Import VAT exemption The Netherlands has a special import VAT regime for companies importing goods, which results in a cash flow benefit. An application can be made to the Dutch…
Coronavirus measures
In recent weeks, we have seen much change on the streets in the Netherlands as a result of the coronavirus. In efforts to limit the spread of the highly contagious…
Automobiles and the property relocation exemption
Import duties and taxes on automobiles can, depending on CO2 emissions and the value of your car, entail high costs. Taxation of Passenger Cars and Motor Vehicles (hereinafter referred to…
Tax liability for foreign substantial interest holders
In this blog, we look at the foreign substantial interest scheme. The substantial interest scheme has been laid down in art. 17 paragraph 3 sub b Corporate Income Taxation Act…
The impact of MLI on Treaty Benefits
On 7 June 2017, in an effort to counter international tax avoidance, nearly seventy countries signed the Multilateral Instrument (hereinafter: MLI) in Paris. In the meantime, the number of countries…
Dutch Tax Plan 2020: Corporate Income Tax Changes
Traditionally on the third Tuesday of September, the Dutch government proposes its Tax Plan for the coming year to Parliament. On September 17, 2019, the Dutch government released the Tax…
Investing in Foreign Real Estate by Dutch Residents
Introduction When investing in foreign real estate by Dutch residents, fiscal planning can greatly influence the net result. In most countries, selling profits are taxed. Based on tax treaties, the…
Are the Netherlands a tax haven?
According to a majority of the members of the European Parliament, the Netherlands is, just like Malta, Cyprus, Ireland and Luxembourg, a fiscal paradise and it is demanding (without any…
VAT in the Gulf states
As of January 1, 2018, a VAT system has been in place in the member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE). …
Doing Business in Kuwait
Enterprise in Kuwait does not certainly come without its difficulties, but can most definitely pay off. It is a small, but prosperous nation, with a key location in the Middle…
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