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Otterspeer, Haasnoot & Partners advise on both Dutch and international tax matters. Our tax expertise centres round a team of highly experienced in-house advisers. Depending on the requirements of a particular project, we can call upon a worldwide network of independent external specialists. Together, we have one aim: to provide the best possible advice. Our success in this is reflected by the breadth and variety of our client base.

Dedication
Dedication characterises our tax advisers. Otterspeer, Haasnoot & Partners also encourage a flexible approach to ensure we meet the wide and varied needs of both our national and international clients.

Experience
Otterspeer, Haasnoot & Partners embody a wealth of experience, drawn from the government tax departments, major national and international tax consultancy firms and also from non-tax backgrounds such as accountancy and corporate law.

Central role
The advisers of Otterspeer, Haasnoot & Partners are often the linchpin of a multi-disciplinary team co-ordinating a complex national or international project.

Latest tax news
6-1-2012	New Decree to implement the ECJ's National Grid decision on exit tax On 14 December 2011, the Dutch Ministry of Finance issued an Implementation Decree (“the Decree”) on final settlement (exit) taxes, in conformity with the ECJ’s decision in National Grid Indus (C-371/10). (read summary of National Grid and Implementation Decree) (read unofficial translation of Implementation Decree)
31-12-2011	New Decree on Research and Development Deduction On 21 December 2011, the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs published its Decree on the Research and Development Deduction (“RDD”). The RDD is a deemed tax deduction for R&D related expenses, effective as of 1 January 2012. (read more)
13-12-2011	Headlines of new Tax Arrangement for the Kingdom announced; non-resident corporate income tax abolished? Curacao and the Netherlands have reached an agreement in headlines on a new bilateral arrangement for the avoidance of double taxation (TAK) between both countries. This arrangement should become effective 1/1/2013 and has been based on the OECD Model Convention. (read more)
11-10-2011	Ministry of Finance issues proposal for R&D deduction Yesterday the Dutch Ministry of Finance disclosed the proposed new RDD: based on a decision from the Ministry of Economic Affairs (executed by Agentschap NL) taxpayers will be allowed an additional deduction of 40% of total R&D expense, wage costs excluded. (read more)
20-09-2011	Budget Plan 2012 released The Budget Plan contains tax measures that should become effective from 1 January 2012. The tax measures which are most important to the international corporate tax practice are the corporate income tax and dividend withholding tax measures, which are summarized in this Tax News Bulletin. (read summary) (read all)