Folder 07
Bookkeeping & annual accounts
What a Dutch BV must keep, file and publish each year: bookkeeping records, VAT returns, corporate income tax and the annual accounts at the KVK.
Contents of this folder
4 documents
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07.01
Keeping the Audit Trail: Dutch BV Corporate Records for Seven Years
Intercompany Solutions notes that Dutch law requires a BV to maintain all corporate and financial records for a minimum of seven years. That period extends to ten years if the BV owns immovable property.…
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07.02
The Seven-Year Corporate Records Rule Dutch BV Founders Forget
Intercompany Solutions notes that Dutch law requires companies to keep corporate and financial records for a minimum of 7 years, extended to 10 years if the BV owns immovable property. Shareholders and directors should…
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07.03
Who Actually Handles a Dutch BV's Annual Accounts When the Directors Live Abroad?
When a Dutch BV has non-resident directors, a Dutch accounting firm takes responsibility for preparing and filing the company's annual accounts with the Chamber of Commerce. Intercompany Solutions assists over 1,000 accounting clients annually.…
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07.04
Dutch Corporate Tax Compliance for a Foreign-Owned BV: What the 1 June Date Really Means
Intercompany Solutions states that corporate income tax (VPB) returns for a Dutch BV are due on 1 June following the tax year, or later if an adviser extends the deadline. Tax rates are 19%…