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Netherlands Country-by-Country- Reporting 30 November 2018 Introduction Marcel Hanibals (BD) Willem-Jan van Veen (BD) Agenda: Filing and Exchange of CbC reports Update OECD projects with a link to CbC Risk assessment


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Netherlands Country-by-Country- Reporting

30 November 2018

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Introduction

  • Marcel Hanibals (BD)
  • Willem-Jan van Veen (BD)

Agenda:

  • Filing and Exchange of CbC reports
  • Update OECD projects with a link to CbC
  • Risk assessment
  • MF/LF
  • 2020 evaluation

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  • Notifications 2016:
  • 3300 reports expected for reporting year 2016 (total for NL UPEs

and non NL UPE’s)

  • Majority of the foreign reports expected from the US
  • Reports received in NL for 2016
  • Approx. 368 Reports filed in NL
  • Approx. 41% UPE’s, 48% Surrogates and 11% local filings
  • No major issues with filing itself
  • Reports received from abroad for 2016
  • For FY2016 47 jurisdictions expected

Filing of CbC reports

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  • Reports exchanged for 2016:
  • FY2016 CbC reports exchanged with 40 jurisdictions
  • Local filings exchanged only within EU
  • Real time automated exchange of CbC reports (XML message

compiled from database), based on jurisdictions listed in Table 1

Exchanges of CbC reports

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  • 1. FTA ICAP
  • 2. FTA Comparative risk program
  • 3. FTA Multilateral Joint Audit
  • 4. WP2
  • 5. CbC Peer review and appropriate use
  • 6. JITSIC

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Update OECD projects with a link to CbC

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  • 1. Assessment through data-analytics (risk assessment tool)
  • 2. Assessment by CbC-team
  • 3. CbC-team (together with CGTP) contacts account team
  • 4. CbC-team/CGTP and account team

approach taxpayer to further discuss Risk assessment organized centrally to guarantee the quality and uniformity

  • f the process

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Risk assessment

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Risk assessment

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Risk assessment

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Risk assessment

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Risk assessment reporting to local tax inspectors

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  • MF / LF short introduction
  • MF/LF in relation to art. 8b lid 3 DCITA and TP Decree

(Verrekenprijsbesluit dated 22 april 2018)

  • When should MF/LF be available?
  • Pro-active sharing by tax payers with the DTA
  • Large variance in presentation and depth of MF/LFs

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Master File / Local File

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Q&A / FAQ examples

  • What is a material transaction?
  • Does the LF need to contain a benchmark?
  • How to deal with updating the financials of the comparables in the

benchmark? And updating the comparables themselves?

  • How is that for a fixed interest loan?
  • Does the MF/LF obligation also extend to fiscal unity subsidiaires?
  • Does LF of permanent establishment need to include information from

parent?

  • Exemptions to MF/LF obligation e.g. for dormant entities?

What are your experiences?

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Master File / Local File

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For questions on CBC: me.hanibals@belastingdienst.nl / wjg.van.veen@belastingdienst.nl Or visit our webpage: https://www.belastingdienst.nl/wps/wcm/co nnect/bldcontentnl/belastingdienst/zakelijk/i nternationaal/vermogen/country_by_countr y_reporting/country_by_country_reporting