- Businesses that received foreign VAT charges from other EU member states in 2024 can request refunds through the Dutch Tax Authority by logging into a special website
- The Tax Authority forwards refund requests to the relevant EU country’s tax service within 15 days, and delays may entitle customers to interest compensation
- All refund requests must be submitted to the Tax Authority by September 30, 2025, with no possibility for extension
- If a VAT refund request is incomplete or incorrect, the EU member state must ask for additional information or allow corrections rather than simply refusing the request
- Missing information must be provided within the specified timeframe once requested by the relevant tax authority
Source: fiscount.nl
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