- Dutch VAT group rules changed as of January 2024
- Transactions between a permanent establishment and the head office are no longer considered intra-group transactions
- This change affects foreign businesses operating in the Netherlands
- Previously, transactions between a Dutch permanent establishment and the head office were considered intra-group transactions
- Similarly, transactions between the head office of a Dutch company and a foreign establishment were also considered intra-group transactions
- As of January 2024, these transactions are no longer disregarded for VAT purposes and will be treated according to normal VAT rules.
Source: marosavat.com
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