- The annual Intermediary Days were held by the Tax Authority from November 7th to December 6th to update tax service providers.
- Online sessions will still be held from Tuesday to Thursday this week.
- The most frequently asked questions were already provided by the tax authority.
- Tax advisors wanted to know if they would be affected by the European directive DAC7 on data exchange on digital platforms if they only have clients in the Netherlands.
- The tax authority confirmed that this is the case.
- It is important for all tax service providers to understand the implications of DAC7 for their client base.
- DAC7 applies to both national and international situations.
- The consequences of DAC7 regulations can have an impact on your client base sooner than expected.
- As a tax service provider, you can assist, guide, and advise your clients on reporting obligations and the potential implications for tax returns.
Source: fiscaalvanmorgen.nl
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
Latest Posts in "Netherlands"
- Adjustment of VAT deduction for services on immovable property: What can you still do?
- Government Responds to Questions on VAT Increase Impact Analysis for Accommodation
- Heijnen Maintains VAT Increase on Accommodation Despite Predicted Revenue Loss
- VAT due to number acquisition not deductible due to participation in fraud
- Dutch Government Responds to Questions on Reduced VAT for Culture Media Sports