- Changes to the small entrepreneurs scheme (KOR) will take effect on January 1, 2025
- Introduction of the EU-KOR, allowing entrepreneurs to apply for the scheme in other EU countries
- Key changes to the KOR include the removal of the mandatory 3-year participation period and faster reapplication process
- Participation in the KOR requires a maximum annual turnover of €20,000
- Foreign entrepreneurs will no longer be able to participate in the KOR starting January 1, 2025
- The EU-KOR allows entrepreneurs to apply for a VAT exemption in multiple EU countries where they conduct business
- Participants in the EU-KOR must meet certain conditions, including having their main establishment in the Netherlands and a maximum annual turnover of €100,000 across all EU countries
Source: taxlive.nl
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