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The European Commission introduced the ‘Fit for 55-package’: an European Union that is climate-neutral per 2050 and 55 percent less emission of greenhouse gases in 2030 (compared to 1990).

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Recently, the Dutch Court of Appeal Den Bosch, issued a judgment on the tax liability for personal income tax and VAT. This judgment is especially important for participants in Multi-level marketing (MLM).

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Brexit UK Businesses Claiming VAT Refunds in the Netherlands

If you are a UK business, and you have incurred VAT in the Netherlands or any other EU Member State (MS) before 31 December 2020, you can still recover the VAT by submitting an online claim in the UK until the 31 March 2021. Afterwards, UK companies will be able to claim VAT incurred in the Netherlands or other EU MSs under so-called “13th Directive procedure”.

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