Tax position

You've chosen a tax structure that suits your business. Next, it's important to optimise your tax position to stay in control of developments. A stronger tax position enables you to respond to changing market circumstances or changing rules and regulations more effectively, ultimately getting your business ready for the future.

Tax position

We'll help optimise your tax position by developing solutions that contribute to the best possible outcome for your business. For example, if you're navigating a business acquisition, merger or sales process, we identify risks through a thorough tax due diligence and explore opportunities for an optimal tax structure.

As part of maintaining an optimal tax position, you can also count on us to handle your tax returns correctly and efficiently. This includes preparing and filing returns for the most common taxes, such as personal income tax, corporate income tax, VAT, inheritance and gift tax, and dividend tax.

Let’s optimise your situation together. By working towards the strongest possible tax position, you can pursue your business goals with greater peace of mind and confidence in the future.

Stay ahead of changes

with an optimal tax position

On this page, we'll guide you through ways to stay ahead of and in control over changes such as a future business transfer, demerger, merger, business growth, or amendments in tax legislation, such as changes to corporate income tax, the Innovation Box, business succession plans, tax consolidation, or tightened interest deduction limitations.

Tax Administration Liaison

You may one day find yourself in a situation in which you have to liaise with the Tax Administration. This could happen in advance, if you want certainty about the tax implications of transactions, events, or advice through a preliminary consultation, for example. However, the Tax Administration also conducts checks afterward, such as audits or random sampling.

To offer peace of mind and certainty during these processes, de Jong & Laan has entered into a Tax Service Provider Agreement under the horizontal monitoring programme with the Tax Administration. This approach allows for earlier alignment, even before filing a tax return, on whether the Tax Administration agrees with your interpretation of your tax position.

In addition, under horizontal monitoring, tax returns are typically processed more quickly and are less likely to trigger follow-up questions or local audits. Would you like to learn more about horizontal monitoring and whether it might benefit your organisation? Feel free to get in touch.

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Whitepaper on horizontal monitoring

Horizontal monitoring has clear advantages, but there are also drawbacks to consider. This whitepaper explores both in more detail, helping you determine whether horizontal monitoring is right for you.

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