2018 Dutch Tax Plan & recent Dutch Tax Developments

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Willem Bongaerts

Partner
Netherlands

I am an international tax lawyer with a passion for cross-border work and have been a partner here at Bird & Bird since 2014. Today, as head of our Dutch Tax practice, I'm based out of The Hague.

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Ivo Ijzerman

Senior Associate
Netherlands

Working in our Dutch tax team, I am an associate advising on a variety of tax issues, both domestic and international.

The Dutch government released, on September 19, 2017, the Dutch Budget, which includes proposals for amendments to the Dutch tax laws, i.e. the 2018 Dutch tax plan. In the upcoming months the proposed amendments will be discussed in the Dutch Parliament.

We have summarised several key proposed amendments as included in the 2018 Dutch tax plan as well as other relevant recently proposed amendments to Dutch tax laws. We strongly focus on innovative and/or internationally active companies.

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