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Every type of tax has its own laws and regulations. It is not easy to adhere to them all. Moreover, you can often make considerable savings. Read more about how our experts can assist you.

If your company developed technical innovation, you will qualify for subsidies and tax credit. We can tell you everything about the innovation box, and how we can help you with this topic.

Do you need assistance with the VAT of your business? Or is your company looking for a good partner in the VAT field? Read more about what Meijburg & Co can offer in terms of VAT advice.

Tax dispute resolution is a complex area that requires close cooperation between different knowledge domains. In addition to procedural law expertise, in-depth knowledge of substantive law is essential. We understand that the key to success lies in this multidisciplinary approach.

Customs and excise are two different forms of tax revenue. You have to pay customs duties when importing and exporting goods. Excise is levied on the removal and import of special products.

We interpret new legislation and regulations to your specific situation and offer you a legal perspective to help you structure your business operations as efficiently as possible.

Tax dispute resolution is a complex area that requires close cooperation between different knowledge domains. In addition to procedural law expertise, in-depth knowledge of substantive law is essential. We understand that the key to success lies in this multidisciplinary approach.

If your business is part of a multinational group and has operations in various countries, then transfer pricing immediately comes into play. Intra-group transactions must be compliant with an ever‑increasing number of transfer pricing rules, not to mention the arm’s length principle.

Insurance premium tax (IPT) is generally due on insurance premiums and the fees charged for services related to the insurance. Different types of risk and different countries can make IPT a complex issue. Whether you operate internationally or only in the Netherlands, it’s important that you know where your IPT opportunities and risks lie. KPMG Meijburg & Co’s tax specialists would be pleased to help you with this.

Insurance premium tax (IPT) is generally due on insurance premiums and the fees charged for services related to the insurance. Different types of risk and different countries can make IPT a complex issue. Whether you operate internationally or only in the Netherlands, it’s important that you know where your IPT opportunities and risks lie. KPMG Meijburg & Co’s tax specialists would be pleased to help you with this.