Electronic invoicing guide
Netherlands
Digital reporting requirements
B2G: Peppol
B2B: Post-audit
Obligatory
B2G: Mandatory
B2B: Voluntary
Authority
Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties (BZK)
Platform
B2G: Digipoort/Peppol
B2B: N/A
Format
B2G: Peppol BIS, NL CIUS, SI-UBL
B2B: N/A
Storage time
Movable property: 7 years
Immovable property: 10 years
Reporting
The Netherlands put in place a new tax portal named Mijn Belastingdienst Zakelijk portal. Taxpayers are now required to file Value Added Tax (VAT) returns using compatible software, through a tax services provider, or through the new portal. VAT-registered taxpayers must authenticate their identity using the eHerkenning system. However, some traders are exempt from this identity requirement and may continue to use DigiD. The Mijn Belastingdienst Zakelijk portal allows to submit VAT declaration, view current year VAT return, correct a VAT return, file an objection, etc.
In February 2023, the Dutch Ministry of Finance published a sheet of the working group Assessment (BNC) of the new EU Commission Proposals (VAT in the Digital Age proposal), where a detailed assessment of the proposed VAT regulations was conducted. The government endorses a digital reporting system for intra-community transactions, provided that it eases the administrative burden for entrepreneurs and effectively combats VAT fraud. Moreover, the government favours the suggested framework for voluntary reporting methods for domestic transactions because it enables each Member State to adopt a system that aligns with their objectives.
Upcoming legislative changes
For the time being, no legislative changes are foreseen.
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