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It is still no krentebol to work with taxes in NL. Better than most places but if you have a company it still is way too much red tape. I am very much for payin
by tluyben2 10y ago
It is still no krentebol to work with taxes in NL. Better than most places but if you have a company it still is way too much red tape. I am very much for paying taxes and I would not even mind overpaying if it were a lot simpler. Here in Spain it is hell: I know why it is that but it makes not declaring far more attractive so we Dutch did something right. Still it is way too much hassle, especially for the small amounts.
- WJW 10y agoI don't know about business taxes, but at least for a "simple" application like mine (fulltime employee, homeowner with mortgage) all the relevant information about income and wealth taxes was prefilled and correct. The only thing I had to enter were my "burgerservicenummer" and one deductible post (a university course). The whole thing took about 15 minutes, including digitally signing and submitting it.
- jschulenklopper 10y agoMy experience with business taxes is very limited (just simple revenue taxes), so that could be a lot more complicated in many cases indeed. There are still sufficient numbers of accountancy and tax firms in NL, so it can't be simple in all cases. I was referring to personal income and property taxes.
- jacquesm 10y agoThe only hard ones are VAT and pension plans. Everything else is manageable.