Dutch Annual Financial Statements: Requirements, Deadlines and Costs
Every Dutch BV must prepare annual accounts within 5 months after the financial year (by 31 May); a 3-month extension to 31 August is possible. Filing at the...
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Every Dutch BV must prepare annual accounts within 5 months after the financial year (by 31 May); a 3-month extension to 31 August is possible. Filing at the...
Read moreA provisional tax assessment (voorlopige aanslag) is an advance payment or refund from the Dutch Tax Authority before your final assessment is issued. There ...
Read moreSeparate your business and personal bank accounts to maintain a clear financial overview. Digitise receipts immediately and store them for at least 7 years a...
Read moreThe standard company car addition (bijtelling) in 2026 is 22% of the car’s catalogue value.Fully electric vehicles qualify for a reduced rate of 16% on...
Read moreYou may start a business alongside your job in the Netherlands unless your contract contains a non-compete or side-activities clause. Register at the KVK (€7...
Read moreMortgage interest is deductible at a maximum rate of 36.97% in 2025 (down from 49% in 2019). Only interest on annuity or linear mortgages taken after 1 Janua...
Read moreHourly rates for accountants in Rotterdam typically range from €75 to €150 per hour (excl. VAT). Monthly packages for ZZP freelancers start at €150/month and...
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