1. International aspects of taxation in the Netherlands

... the Netherlands has concluded bilateral tax treaties with a large number of countries. In the second place, the Netherlands has unilateral provisions that in general apply to situations where no treaty ...

2. Tax and Customs Administration breaks in new ICT system for allowances

... so as to be able to handle any additional questions. In addition, the research agency McKinsey has concluded two years after the first audit of the ICT chain that the Tax and Customs Administration has ...

3. De Jager concludes tax treaty with Panama

... of which tax data are exchanged. If applicable, new tax treaties are concluded and existing treaties are updated. De Jager: "The treaty with Panama fits in with that policy. The net around the people who ...

4. Agreement with United Kingdom grants tax transparency to pension funds and investors

The Dutch government has concluded an agreement with the United Kingdom on the tax aspects of the Dutch closed-end common fund. The Competent Authority Agreement provides tax clarity for entities in ...

5. New tax treaty with Japan signed

... the Netherlands and Japan were concluded, resulting in today’s signing ceremony. The treaty was signed between Mr. Koichi Takemasa, State Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Japan and His Excellency Dr. Philip ...

6. De Jager tackles 'black' credit card payments

... of the account. To this purpose De Jager concluded in the past year dozens of information-exchange treaties with former tax havens. It is estimated that Dutch citizens try to keep about 30 billion euros ...

7. Exchange of tax information with Uruguay, Mauritius and Brunei

... have been concluded with more than 30 countries. In the first half of 2010 information exchange agreements were concluded with among others Switzerland, Hong Kong, Belize, Saint Lucia, Gibraltar, the Republic ...

8. The Netherlands: A Tax Haven for multinationals

... results mainly from the large number of tax treaties the Netherlands has concluded with other countries. SOMO researcher Francis Weyzig explains: ”Due to these treaties, it is profitable for a company ...