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ARTICLE · 21 MARCH 2025

Clarification On Application Of Dutch Participation Exemption In Relation To Dutch Transfer Pricing Mismatch Legislation

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The Dutch tax authorities (DTA) have published a knowledge group (KG) position (KG Position), which clarifies that the participation exemption...

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The Dutch tax authorities (DTA) have published a knowledge group (KG) position (KG Position), which clarifies that the participation exemption should apply to the full capital gain upon the disposal of a participation, regardless of whether the tax basis of that participation was impacted by the potential application of the transfer pricing mismatch rules. This KG Position is beneficial to taxpayers. KG Positions constitute policy of the DTA, meaning that they are binding on tax inspectors. Taxpayers can rely on KG Positions as of their publication date, i.e., 17 March 2025 for situations covered by this KG Position.

Background

As of 1 January 2022, the Netherlands has anti-abuse legislation against double non-taxation resulting from transfer pricing mismatches. In the case of transfers of assets and liabilities through contributions, distributions, mergers and demergers, the Dutch corporate income tax (CIT) basis for the recipient is at maximum (for assets) or at

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