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Multinational entities with a consolidated turnover exceeding EUR 750 million are obliged to file an annual Country-by-Country (“CbC”) report. They must submit this to the Dutch tax authorities within 12 months of the end of the reporting year. Failure to comply with these Country-by-Country reporting requirements may result in significant administrative penalties.

Disputes with local tax authorities in one or more countries is a normal mode of operation for most multinational enterprises. Often tax disputes do not stand alone because a tax adjustment in one country may have consequences in another country.

Sometimes, multinational enterprises find themselves faced with double taxation. E.g. when the tax authorities of one state impose transfer pricing adjustments for cross-border transactions without corresponding adjustments being made in the other state.

In a Tax Audit the tax authorities collect information in order to determine whether tax obligations have been complied with. The tax authorities can always question the taxpayer, either in writing or orally. They may also ask questions to third parties, for example the auditor. Tax Audit Assistance is advisable in case of a tax audit.

Obtaining advance certainty on tax positions is a way to prevent disputes with tax authorities. Are you uncertain about tax positions or internal transactions between one or more of your company’s undertakings? Meijburg & Co has extensive experience in resolving such matters with the tax authorities.

Our multi-disciplinary approach means that we look at a Tax Litigation case in its entirety. Our lawyers will litigate for you. In complex cases our specific tax specialists will also look at the litigation case. We guarantee a strong team that will take care of your tax dispute the best way possible.

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