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ARTICLE · 03 DECEMBER 2021

Quoted: The Dutch Implementation Of The Mandatory Disclosure Directive – Part 1

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Put in brief, the Mandatory Disclosure Directive (the Directive) imposes the obligation on intermediaries and – under certain circumstances...

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1. Introduction

Put in brief, the Mandatory Disclosure Directive1 (the Directive) imposes the obligation on intermediaries and – under certain circumstances – relevant taxpayers to report certain cross-border arrangements to the tax authorities.

The Dutch legislation implementing the Directive (the Dutch DAC6 legislation) entered, as required, into effect on 1 July 2020, having retroactive effect until 25 June 2018.

This issue of Quoted includes a detailed description of the Dutch DAC6 legislation. Paragraph 2 contains an executive summary of this Quoted. Paragraph 3 provides for a short overview of the background of the Dutch DAC6 legislation. Paragraph 4 focuses on the (interpretation of the) most relevant provisions and definitions of the Dutch DAC6 legislation. In paragraph 5, the potential impact for taxpayers is addressed followed by some guidance on how taxpayers can be in control of the potential impact of the Dutch DAC6 legislation.

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