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ARTICLE · 13 MARCH 2024

Draft Guidance On The New Entity Classification Rules For Dutch Tax Purposes: Impact For U.S. Group Structures

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New Dutch tax classification rules for Dutch and foreign entities will enter into force per January 1, 2025.

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New Dutch tax classification rules for Dutch and foreign entities will enter into force per January 1, 2025. These rules may impact U.S. group structures. Recently, the Dutch Ministry of Finance released a draft Decree which includes additional guidance.

The Decree includes a list of foreign entities that have already been classified for Dutch tax purposes, which provides helpful guidance on the Dutch classification of a U.S. limited liability company (LLC) and a U.S. limited partnership (LP) under the new rules. In addition, the new entity classification rules contain a roll-over facility that may be beneficial for Dutch partnerships in U.S. group structures that are currently classified as tax opaque but will become tax transparent as from 2025.

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