Since 1 July 2019, a revised Decree on international tax rulings entered into force in the Netherlands.

The government wants to adjust the current liquidation loss scheme in the corporation taxation on several points.

At Budget Day 2019, the Withholding Tax Act 2021 was proposed. In this Tax Act a withholding tax on interest and royalty payments will be introduced.

From 1 January 2020, four changes – called the "quick fixes" – will take effect in the VAT system. We will discuss three changes in this article.

The VAT rules for distance sales are changing as from 2021.

As from 2021 the VAT platform is deemed to deliver goods and not the underlying sellers. Collection of VAT becomes simpler and more efficient in e-commerce.

As from 2020 there will be several tax changes for private individuals. Below you will find an overview of the key changes.

ABAB has opened an office at Brainport Industries Campus (BIC) in Eindhoven (NL).

As of 1 March 2020, foreign service providers within the EEEA and Switzerland will be required to notify temporary work in the Netherlands.

As of the first of July 2021, new VAT regulations for e-commerce will enter into force. The regulations affect entrepreneurs selling goods (online) to private consumers in other European countries.

An increasing number of companies are seeking to do business internationally. While this opens up many opportunities, there are also challenges.

New extensive European cross-border VAT-exemption scheme for Small Businesses will enter into force as of 1 January 2025.

Is your company located in an EU/EEA country or in Switzerland, and does it seconds or sends employees to the Netherlands? Then this Act imposes far-reaching obligations.

ABAB Accountants and Consultants has reached the first place in the Fiscal Advice category in the MT1000 for 2020.

In an international employment relationship, the law applicable to the employment contract is important.

Determining the difference between movable and immovable goods or property is often a complex task in the area of VAT.

The recently broaden interpretation of 'fixed establishment' may definitely create challenging difficulties in complying with VAT rules.

The European directive ATAD 2 to combat hybrid mismatches was incorporated in the Dutch law on 1 January 2020.