Companies and tax lawyers are entitled to know how their value-added tax data is being used and who is using it, according to an official at the Dutch Finance Ministry.
Ruben Dirks, who works on value-added tax at the ministry, said that while tax authorities need data to hunt for tax dodgers and fraudsters, he acknowledged that possessing this data “brings some risks.”
“When you give the data from your e-invoice to us, to the tax authorities, they will know who you are doing business with, what kinds of rates you’re using, ...
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