The corona public health crisis affects many aspects of life, even taxation. Numerous organizations currently struggle with liquidity challenges, complicating the payment of taxes. That being said, Dutch tax law also offers various opportunities.
In the below video, we discuss the Dutch VAT rules in times of corona. Special attention goes out to potential opportunities to improve financial liquidity. We address the following topics:
The extension of the payment term for tax assessments
Possibilities for VAT cashflow optimization
Special VAT refunds
Temporary VAT measures
In case you have questions after viewing this video, please contact your Baker Tilly advisor in the Netherlands. Also in times of corona, we are happy to provide assistance.
This content was published more than six months ago. Because legislation and regulation is constantly evolving, we recommend that you contact your Baker Tilly consultant to find out whether this information is still current and has consequences (or offers opportunities) for your situation. Your consultant will be happy to discuss the latest state of affairs with you.
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