Taxes

Understanding how VAT works in different European countries is especially important for entrepreneurs operating across borders or considering expansion within the EU.

If you run a business in the Netherlands, you must regularly file your VAT (BTW) returns. For most entrepreneurs, the standard method is quarterly reporting.

If you run a business in the Netherlands, you will need a BTW number (VAT number) for your invoices and tax returns.

What’s paramount is finding someone trustworthy, who might even be Dutch, to help navigate through the intricate Dutch tax laws.

For every entrepreneur, tax control can bring a lot of fear. Do you want to know what tax inspections in the Netherlands usually concern?

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The more costs you generate as a business owner, the less tax you will pay. How to do it efficiently without bending the rules?

At the beginning of 2021, a new eFaktura Accountant service was launched, addressed to accounting offices. What are the benefits of eFaktura Accountant to your company? Let us…