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Part of Svalner Atlas Group
On 21 March 2025, the Dutch Supreme Court ruled in favor of a taxpayer claiming a deduction under the Dutch liquidation loss regime. This was despite the fact that the liquidated Irish subsidiary had (or could have) previously transferred losses…
Atlas, part of Svalner Atlas Group, is pleased to announce its merger with STP Tax, a leading Dutch tax advisory and compliance firm. This strategic move represents a significant milestone in uniting the strengths of both firms, reinforcing its commitment…
The Dutch government is working on a tax reform that will allow startups to reward their employees more favourably with shares or stock options. This decision follows intense lobbying from the tech sector and is currently being further developed in…
The Dutch Ministry of Finance has published its tax treaty negotiation agenda for 2025, providing insights into recently finalized, ongoing, and upcoming treaty negotiations. This annual update serves to inform Parliament at an early stage and invites businesses and stakeholders…
Svalner Atlas Group is on an expansion journey to become one of the leading independent tax and transaction advisory firms in Northern Europe. As a step on this journey, the group now join forces with KWC AS in Norway. Based…
Summary The State Secretary for Finance has informed the Lower House of the Dutch Parliament on the findings of the investigation into the lucrative interest regime. The key takeaway is that the current regime, which governs the taxation of for…
Date: February 11, 2025 Time: 09:00 BRA | 13:00 CET Location: Online Atlas Tax Lawyers, in collaboration with Brazilian tax specialists from Alma Law, is pleased to invite you to an exclusive webinar on the latest Pillar Two developments in…
On 7 November 2024, the European Court of Justice (CJEU) delivered a significant judgment (XX, C-782/22) concerning the application of dividend withholding tax (DWT) on foreign insurance companies. The ruling addresses the compatibility of Dutch DWT rules with the principle…
Recent adjustments to the double tax agreement (DTA) between South Africa and Kuwait have far-reaching implications that could directly affect the tax liabilities of Dutch and Swedish shareholders of South African companies. Specifically, the updated protocol of the South Africa-Kuwait…
Canada has enacted significant changes to its tax regime for businesses operating in the digital economy. Canada’s Digital Services Tax (DST) came into force on 28 June 2024 (legal act and regulation) and Canada has also introduced new reporting requirements…
Amount B attempts to streamline and simplify the process of pricing baseline marketing and distribution activities in accordance with the arm’s length principle. The aim of this new approach is to enhance tax certainty, reduce resource-intensive disputes between taxpayers and…
Good news; the Dutch government decided to maintain the €1 million interest deduction threshold, also for real estate entities. Earlier this year, the Dutch government announced to eliminate the €1 million threshold in the earnings stripping rule as of 1…