Netherlands:
Important Dutch Tax Developments To Look Into Before 2021 Ends
08 December 2021
Loyens & Loeff
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2021 has almost come to an end. Therefore, we would like to take
a moment to reflect on a couple of important Dutch tax developments
in the Investment Management area.
Although the Netherlands is currently governed by a caretaker
government, there are still several changes and developments that
apply to the Investment Management industry - and thus will need to
be considered.
Notable developments following Budget Day 2021 are the
following:
- a change in the corporate tax rate
- new loss compensation rules
- the introduction of anti-transfer pricing mismatch rules
- a further restriction of interest deduction under the earnings
stripping rules, and
- the implementation of the reverse hybrid entity rules.
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