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Maximum 15% foreign withholding tax credit

If, as a resident of the Netherlands, you receive dividends from another country, these are…

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Using Wi-Fi is quite an achievement

The question of whether this constitutes a composite supply for VAT purposes continues to be a matter of debate…

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Passing on costs not always businesslike

It is not uncommon for companies to pass on costs to one another. This was also the case in a recent…

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A gift made with a clause of exclusion remains with the receiving spouse

Gifts received by a spouse subject to an exclusion clause remain the property of that spouse. This has been…

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The UBO register is definitely going ahead

It was already clear that the UBO register would have to be set up. The fourth European Anti-Money Laundering Directive requires…

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Bank is not obliged to agree to interest payments in advance

Paying deductible (mortgage) interest on your own home in advance can give you a tax benefit…

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Improvements to the charitable donation tax relief and the ANBI scheme

For a short while, there was talk of abolishing the tax deduction for charitable donations. The Government has…

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Do not always value meals at a flat rate

In our article ‘You can set up a staff canteen in no time’, you’ll read that, in the event that…

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Deduction of VAT on catering costs

VAT charged on catering services is not deductible. In most cases, neither is...

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Grant offsets impairment loss

A fixed asset that has a permanently lower value may be charged to profit…

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Compulsory insurance, despite a management agreement

Many entrepreneurs run their businesses through a private limited company (the operating company). The shares in that private limited company…

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How do you determine whether a fee is customary?

Well, that’s not exactly easy. This is evident from a recent opinion by the Advocate General…

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Mortgage interest following divorce is tax-deductible under Box 2

For income tax purposes, a debt is generally linked to what you do with the…

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Proving private use without a mileage log

If you drive fewer than 501 private kilometres in a calendar year with your company car…

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Assess the ownership requirement for the business succession scheme on a company-by-company basis

The largest exemption under inheritance and gift tax is still the business succession scheme (BOF). Of course…

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More than half of clients act inappropriately

The sector is still grappling with the issues surrounding self-employed workers without staff (ZZP). This…

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