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As a cross-border entrepreneur you would like to be in control of customs matters. The Customs authorities also require this of companies and regularly monitor this. One of the ways they do so is by performing a statistical sample.

We have recently seen major disruptions to MNE value chains as a result of the COVID pandemic, the war in Ukraine and climate change. To stay competitive, multinational enterprises (MNEs) must constantly adapt their value chains to take account of these changes.

Our customs specialists have extensive experience with customs legal procedures and offer a wide range of support for disputes with both national and foreign Customs authorities.

The guidance from the OECD published on 11 February 2020 introduced for the first time special considerations and methods for financial transactions in the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines. Transaction pricing follows the accurate delineation principle and is based on multiple comparability factors, such as credit ratings, currency, maturity, payment priority rank, issue date, and others.

Our specialists have extensive experience working with the Dutch tax authorities to resolve valuation-related disputes. You can also benefit from our global network. Should the need arise, we have tax valuation professionals in over 50 countries who are familiar with the local tax valuation regulations.

Tax and transfer pricing planning strategies are becoming increasingly complex. When companies consider multiple scenarios, a tax modelling analysis is usually required. A modelling analysis is needed to evaluate the tax implications and quantify other performance drivers important to the organization.

Meijburg kent twee zelfstandige samenwerkingsverbanden: Meijburg & Co en Meijburg Legal. Meijburg & Co richt zich op de fiscale advisering door belastingadviseurs en Meijburg Legal richt zich op de juridische advisering door advocaten en notarissen.

The general rules for determining the customs value are laid down in the Union Customs Code (UCC). The term ‘customs value’ is primarily used when applying the customs tariff. The UCC has six methods for determination the value, which should be applied in chronological order (at the request of the importer methods 4 and 5 are interchangeable).

The origin of a product is essential for the technical customs treatment of goods that are imported into or manufactured in the European Union (EU), or for goods that are exported to third countries.  There are two definitions of the term ‘origin’: the preferential origin and the non-preferential origin.