- The Netherlands Article 23 VAT deferment permit allows businesses to defer import VAT, improving cash flow and simplifying compliance.
- It is crucial for online sellers importing goods into the EU, especially those using Dutch logistics hubs.
- Benefits include no upfront VAT payments, faster customs clearance, and increased competitiveness.
- Application requires Dutch VAT registration and compliance, with a fiscal representative needed for non-EU businesses.
- Common mistakes include confusing deferment with exemption and assuming automatic application.
Source: hellotax.com
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