In the past year, the Amsterdam Court of Appeal ruled in a case concerning the customs value of imported goods and the consequences of transfer pricing adjustments. The ruling confirms that transfer pricing decisions made for tax purposes may, under certain circumstances, lead to additional customs duties being levied.
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- 16/02/2026Customs value and transfer pricing adjustments: significance of recent ruling by Amsterdam Court of AppealRead More
- 06/11/2025Why choose an Interim Customs Specialist from TradeCollect?Read More
Does your organization need temporary customs support — due to staff shortages, growth, or an upcoming customs audit? TradeCollect offers the perfect solution with a university-educated interim customs manager, who is also a member of the Dutch Association of Tax Advisors (NOB). This means you’re not just hiring an executor, but a highly qualified sparring partner on both a strategic and operational level.
- 02/07/2024 - Othleo GeminFrom Borders to Taxes: Limited Tax Representation ExplainedRead More
The Dutch business climate is a much-discussed topic in both politics and the business community. Tax policy plays a crucial role in this regard. For foreign entrepreneurs in particular, the question of whether the Netherlands should serve as a gateway to the EU for the import of goods is relevant, particularly in view of the potential cash flow impact of sales tax. For entrepreneurs outside the Netherlands, the tax representative is a crucial link.
- 15/05/2024 - Othleo GeminCan I change a customs declaration?Read More
A recent case before the District Court of North Holland dealt with an interesting issue concerning the revision of customs declarations. Between August 2011 and November 2012, X submitted seventeen import declarations for aluminum wheels, applying preferential tariff measures based on Malaysian origin. It did so on behalf of two other companies. However, following an investigation by the European Anti-Fraud Office, X received payment requests for these declarations.