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ARTICLE · 02 APRIL 2020

Dutch Government Introduces Emergency Measures To Support Companies

The Dutch government has announced several emergency measures to support companies affected by the outbreak of COVID-19. For our clients, the most important measures are related to tax and wage costs...

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The Dutch government has announced several emergency measures to support companies affected by the outbreak of COVID-19. For our clients, the most important measures are related to tax and wage costs and will apply for a minimum of three months.

Deferral of tax payments and reduction of fines

The Dutch tax authority implemented a less strict policy for requests related to deferral of tax payments and fines for non-filing or late filing of tax returns. The measures are aimed to help companies safeguard their cashflow position.

Companies financially impacted by COVID-19 can obtain deferral of payment of income tax, corporate income tax, wage tax and/or value added tax. They also no longer need to include the required 'third-party expert statement', instead a short statement explaining how COVID-19 impacted their business. The Dutch tax authorities will postpone collecting payment immediately for a period of three months and assessments will take place at a

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