- The Dutch Tax Authority will no longer impose fines for voluntarily correcting VAT returns.
- Previously, a penalty of 5% of the amount to be corrected, up to a maximum of €5,514, could be imposed.
- The conditions for imposing fines have been changed following a court ruling.
- A voluntary correction is only valid if it is submitted before the Tax Authority becomes aware of any errors.
- If a correction is made after the Tax Authority announces an audit, it will not be considered voluntary.
- The penalty provisions do not apply to the VAT compensation fund.
- Correcting VAT returns voluntarily is beneficial and avoids fines.
Source: efkbelastingadviseurs.nl
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