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International tax advisory services

The world is growing smaller and your market is growing larger. Does your business face foreign tax rules, for example as a result of cross-border enterprise, new tax treaties or foreign reporting obligations? Is your company part of an international structure and would you like to know what the consequences of new and changing tax legislation will be for your business? Being able to count on expert tax advice is essential. We would gladly deploy our expertise and our international network in order to to help you address any international tax issues.

International tax law

As international tax advisors, we continually monitor developments in international tax law. We provide you with insights into the consequences of amended and new legislation, whether it concerns the implementation of European directives, the application of tax treaties, or generic and specific anti-abuse provisions. If your business already operates abroad, or if you are considering doing business internationally, our advisors would gladly provide guidance and assistance.

International tax advice

Doing business internationally can be a complicated matter, but at the same time it offers your business opportunities for growth. We can proactively support your cross-border business aspirations and highlight the opportunities that international tax legislation can offer. Our tax advice for international entrepreneurs includes:

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Corporate income tax advice

Determining the taxable profits in accordance with corporate income tax legislation can be quite difficult. In the process, you must take into account numerous other rules, such as anti-abuse measures, interest deduction limitations and exemption clauses. We can to help you with this.

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Personal income tax advice

Determining your personal income tax position can become complicated. Especially if, for instance, you are an entrepreneur or a director-majority shareholder, if you buy a house or retire, or if you have significant assets. With the help of our practical and proactive advisory services, you will always know where you stand and what lies ahead.

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Tax returns and tax compliance

From periodic or annual tax returns to other reporting or information requirements, individuals and entrepreneurs face more and more tax and other obligations. We can assist you in meeting these obligations and work with you to ensure that you are compliant with the applicable laws and regulations.

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Estate Planning

Are you aware of what your financial position is and whether you will be able to achieve your short- and long-term goals? Our estate planning specialists would be happy to assist you with advice and support in the areas of gifting, inheritance tax, financial planning and business succession.

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Transfer Pricing

Tax authorities in many countries are increasingly turning their attention to transfer pricing and profit allocation. We can advise you on your transfer pricing policies with the aid of i.a. analyses and clear documentation.

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Interest deduction limitation: Budget Day changes to the earnings stripping measure

The generic interest deduction limitation in corporate income tax will change. The 2025 Tax Plan proposes two far-reaching measures. For some companies this offers an easing, but certain companies with real estate let to third parties will be able to deduct much less interest from 1 January 2025 onward.

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Budget Day 2024: overview of the new tax plans & proposed legislation

On Prinsjesdag (Budget Day), the new Dutch tax plans were presented. Our tax experts discuss the measures that are of particular relevance to an international audience.

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New reporting obligation for multinationals: mandatory disclosure of tax on profits per state

Multinationals and Dutch entities that are part of a larger multinational group will soon face new reporting obligations for financial years starting on or after 22 June 2024. Our experts discuss the Dutch draft Decree outlining the details.

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Further restrictions to the 30%-ruling for expats

Further restrictions to the 30%-ruling expected: a gradual decrease to 10% tax-free reimbursement and the abolishment of the partial non-resident taxpayer status approved by Dutch House of Representatives. Read more about the expected changes here.

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Year-end pointers: top tax tips for the end of 2023 and the start of 2024

What tax matters should you take care of before the end of 2023? And what points of attention are there for 2024? Read our Year-end pointers for private individuals, entrepreneurs, businesses and employers.

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Budget Day 2023: an overview of the new tax proposals

On Budget Day, the Dutch Cabinet presented the 2024 Tax Plan. Tax advisors Wouter van Dam and Robert de Bruijn provide an overview of the new legislative proposals.

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New tax treaty between Belgium and the Netherlands: what could this mean for your tax position?

The tax treaty between Belgium and the Netherlands is set to change. Tamara van den Broek (Baker Tilly Netherlands) and Yves Coppens (Baker Tilly Belgium) discuss the changes with regard to Global Mobility.

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Pillar 2: Filing obligations & deadlines

The new Pillar 2 legislation is expected to take effect on 1 January 2024. Among other things, the Minimum Tax Act 2024 creates a new filing requirement for large companies: the top-up tax return. Read more about the tax liability, deadlines and penalties here.

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The Pillar 2 top-up tax information declaration

With the introduction of new Pillar 2 legislation, large international businesses and large-scale domestic groups will soon face new reporting requirements. What does the top-up tax information return entail? What are the relevant deadlines and penalties?

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Minimum taxation Pillar 2: exclusions, safe harbours, and pitfalls

The introduction of Pillar Two model in 2024 provides for a global minimum taxation for multinational enterprises and large companies. What are the exceptions and safe harbours may apply, and what are some of the pitfalls you must watch out for? Our experts explain all.