in Barbados and Turkmenistan have been added to the Dutch list of countries with ‘low tax rates’. The list is now out of fourteen countries that ha
in Barbados and Turkmenistan have been added to the Dutch list of countries with ‘low tax rates’. The list is now out of the fourteen countries that have a corporate tax rate of 9 percent or less.
San Juan was added to the Dutch list as of January 1, 2019, the tax will be reduced to less than 9 percent of the time. In France, the general prevailing rate of corporate tax is 20%, but 8% will be charged.
It is a list that includes, among others, the British Virgin Islands and the United Arab Emirates, and was used to take measures against tax evasion. There is also a “black list” of the European Union which has the same goal.
there are three actions, write to the federal government. “First, it is a measure that will prevent companies from avoiding paying taxes by moving most mobile assets to a company in a listed country, the so-called The CFC-measure that entered into force on January 1, 2019 is the latest that applies to you.”
The second measure consists in the fact that the countries on the list, starting from 2021, have to pay the burden of 21.7 percent from the Netherlands, which comes from the payment of interest and royalties. Third, the Dutch Tax and Customs Administration no longer provides information about your transactions with companies located in one of the listed countries until 1 July 2019 at the latest.
and by the way, the Netherlands is also on the list for the European Parliament in March of this year. It will make a list of seven EU countries that have the “characteristics of tax havens,” according to the resolution to facilitate aggressive tax planning.” The Netherlands, another EU country with a policy of about 11.2 billion euros in tax revenue to deny it.
Updated date: December 30, 2019, 1:00 p.m
Categories: Optical Illusion
Source: newstars.edu.vn