Dutch BV accounting and tax
A BV brings a fixed set of obligations and a set of choices that only matter if someone raises them in time. We handle both.
The situation
For most BV directors the accounting itself is not the problem. The problem is not knowing whether anything needs attention — corporate tax position, the current account with the director, salary requirements, dividend timing, filing deadlines at the Chamber of Commerce.
A bookkeeper who only processes documents will not tell you. You find out at year end, when the options have narrowed.
Typical examples
- A director who wants to know the likely corporate tax charge before the year closes.
- A BV where the director's current account has grown without anyone flagging it.
- A company that has missed Chamber of Commerce filing deadlines in the past.
How Arquatus helps
Day-to-day accounting
Reconciled bank and ledger, clean records, documents where they belong.
VAT and corporate income tax
Periodic VAT returns and corporate income tax coordinated with a view on the full-year position.
Annual accounts
Statutory financial statements prepared to Dutch standards and filed on time.
Director-level matters
Current account, remuneration and profit distribution discussed before decisions are made, not after.
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A short introductory conversation to understand your company, current setup and where Arquatus may be able to help.
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