Outsourced Tax Compliance, Accounting, and Documentation

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Joint statement confirming the intention to implement a global minimum tax

Dutch government published a joint statement with Germany, France, Italy and Spain, confirming the intention to implement a global minimum tax (Pillar 2)

Today (September 9, 2022), the Dutch government published a joint statement with Germany, France, Italy and Spain, confirming the intention to implement a global minimum tax (Pillar 2).

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CESOP – An EU-wide VAT transactional reporting obligation for payments

From 2024, all EU PSPs will be required to record and report transactional data of cross-border payments. This includes banks, electronic money institutions and other regulated payment institutions.

From 2024, all EU PSPs will be required to record and report transactional data of cross-border payments. This includes banks, electronic money institutions and other regulated payment institutions.

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Opportunity in change

Ninth annual global survey of multinationals

Deloitte’s 2022 Global Tax survey provides valuable insight into the strategies of some of the world’s largest multinational companies in the face of changes in the international tax framework.

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Dutch DAC7 implementation: increase reporting obligations of digital platforms on platform sellers

As of 1 January 2023, both EU and non-EU digital platforms will be obliged to verify and report information of sellers active on their platform to the tax authorities. In this article we help you understand the impact of the new legislation and the obligations that have to be fulfilled.

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EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions

National defensive tax measures towards non-cooperative jurisdictions

National defensive tax measures towards non-cooperative jurisdictions

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European Commission proposes two new directives in the field of direct taxation

Member States need to implement rules to prevent the misuse of shell companies for tax purposes (ATAD3). Besides that, the EU wants to introduce a minimum level of taxation, closely following the OECD Pillar 2 rules.