Netherlands: Supreme Court broadens VAT deduction for vacant properties Sebastiaan Wijsman and Maxine Rigot of DLA Piper consider the impact of the Dutch Supreme Court’s recent judgment on taxation in the real estate sector. By Maxine Rigot & Sebastiaan Wijsman August 10 2020
This content is from: Sponsored CJEU decision to extend VAT exemption for medical services could assist COVID-19 relief Sebastiaan Wijsman and Maxine Rigot of DLA Piper Netherlands discuss the beneficial implications of the judgment in Court of Justice C-48/19 amid the COVID-19 pandemic. By Maxine Rigot & Sebastiaan Wijsman April 30 2020
This content is from: Sponsored Brexit through a VAT and customs perspective Daan Arends and Wouter Kolkman of DLA Piper Netherlands discuss how the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union will impact existing tax laws related to VAT and customs. By Daan Arends & Wouter Kolkman March 04 2020
This content is from: Netherlands Explaining the Dutch reverse charge mechanism for specific goods To combat missing trader fraud (or carousel fraud) a voluntary reverse charge rule for supplies of specific products has applied in the Netherlands since May 2012, explains Leo Mobach of KPMG. August 20 2013
This content is from: Dutch Supreme Court refers questions to ECJ on real estate company shares exemption Jeroen Bijl of PwC looks at a case concerning the VAT qualification of the services provided a real estate agent (DTZ Zadelhoff) in to two separate transactions, both sales of immovable property owned as sole assets b... November 04 2011
This content is from: Sponsored Tax treaty network increasing Globalization has become a key term in a constantly changing business and economic environment that has experienced significant developments over the last decade. By ITR Correspondent March 31 2009
