- Organizations that collaborate often have to pay more taxes than when they work alone
- Removing tax obstacles for non-profit organizations that want to collaborate deserves more attention
- Collaborating non-profit organizations usually can eventually reach an agreement with the Tax Authorities, but the rules and procedures are complex and can take years to resolve
- A group of healthcare providers, including doctors, physiotherapists, and pharmacists, had to charge VAT because they collaborated through a foundation
- The foundation was established to improve care for patients with chronic or complex conditions
- Normally healthcare providers are exempt from VAT, but the exemption does not apply to the foundation
- The dispute with the Tax Authorities is now with the Supreme Court.
Source: taxence.nl
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