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Importing goods into the Netherlands

We will be happy to assist you with any questions relating to VAT and tax returns in the Netherlands.

Do you import goods into the Netherlands, through the port of Rotterdam for example? In that case you will probably want to take advantage of the VAT reverse charge mechanism, so the VAT does not have to be paid in cash on import.

We will be happy to assist you with any questions relating to VAT and tax returns in the Netherlands.

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Ingmar Pondes
Ingmar Pondes
Tax Consultant in Eibergen
Tel.: +31 545 46 36 26
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