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The letter sent to the Lower House of Parliament on April 28, 2022 explains which option for restoring rights will be offered and which group of taxpayers will, for the time being, be eligible for this.

De KPMG Belgium-Holland Desk nieuwsbrief verschijnt maandelijks met uitzondering van juli en augustus. In deze nieuwsbrief gaan wij in op actuele ontwikkelingen op fiscaal gebied in Nederland en België.

The aim of this newsletter is to give you an easy-to-read overview of the latest tax updates in Africa.

This month’s NL-Africa Tax Desk newsletter includes the tax measures in the budget of Kenya and the VAT proposals concerning online transactions, digital marketplaces in Kenya’s finance bill. Next to that, it includes an overview of the latest developments in Nigeria’s oil & gas industry and a memo of KPMG tax professionals with comments on the implementation framework of the global minimum tax (i.e., the BEPS GloBE - Pillar Two - model rules).

On Friday, April 15, 2022 Deputy Minister of Finance, Mr. Van Rij, sent two letters about Box 3 to the Lower House of Parliament.

Since the 1st of January 2022 only a limited amount of GBP and JPY London IBOR’s (“LIBOR”) are published (the so called “synthetic LIBOR’s). The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has clarified that the continuation of such synthetic LIBOR’s will be reviewed annually.

The EU Green Deal is an ambitious set of policy initiatives by the European Commission aimed at making Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. The plan was presented by the European Commission in December 2019 and includes a wide range of measures aimed at promoting sustainable economic growth, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and protecting the environment.

The CJEU provided more guidance on the circumstances in which the human and technical resources of an independent legal entity could result in a separate fixed establishment.

The bill introduces a reporting obligation for digital platform operators to provide the Dutch tax authorities with information about certain users (‘sellers’) on their platform.

The Lower House of Parliament had doubts about both the costs of enforcement and the generic application of the bill. It was therefore decided to stay the bill and examine it further.