Year-End, Handled

Make Year-End Reporting Easy and Stress-Free

From financial statements to corporate income tax returns, we handle the entire process — accurately, on time, and fully compliant with Dutch regulations.

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We Understand What’s Holding You Back — And We Fix It

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Doing it Yourself
Deadline Confidence
We track, remind, and submit everything on time — no stress, no last-minute rush
Risk of missing Dutch deadlines and getting hit with penalties
Clean, Audit-Ready Records
Accurate financial statements prepared to Dutch accounting standards
Sorting messy or incomplete data leads to errors, rework, or audits
CIT Filing Expertise
We optimize deductions, losses, and structures to ensure full CIT compliance and opportunity
DIY tax filing without expertise may miss opportunities and invite scrutiny
Penalty Protection
Submissions reviewed and filed to avoid mistakes, penalties, or inquiries from Belastingdienst
Late or incorrect reports = fines, interest, and unnecessary attention from tax office
One Clear Process
One partner handles statements, filings, and submission — saving you time and confusion
Research-heavy, manual, and confusing to navigate government portals and forms

Your Annual Reports - Done Right, Every Time

We prepare your official annual accounts in accordance with Dutch law, and file your corporate income tax return (CIT) accurately and on time. Whether you're a BV, holding company, or SME, we ensure your financial statements and tax submissions are complete, compliant, and strategically optimized.

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Accurate Financial Statements
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Full CIT Filing
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No Missed Deadlines

Real Results: How FirmNL Helped Companies Grow

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FirmNL made us VAT-compliant in the Netherlands

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We contacted FirmNL for fiscal represtnaton to trade our hunting prodcuts across Europe. Despite some delays early on, hey stepped in direectly with tax authorities to handle application and refund issues concering the government security deposit and resolved everything. Thanks to their help, we now impoort an export smoothly across the EU -- fully compliant and benefit from Article 23 VAT deferment -- all without setting up a local BV. Highly professional and solution-orientated.

Dave Packer
Manager at Sportsfolio EU LLP
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Our BV Formation Process, From Start to Finish

Step 1

Free Consultation & Business Assessment

We begin with a free consultation to understand your business goals, structure needs, and whether a Dutch BV is the right fit.

Step 2

Document Collection & Identity Verification

Once you decide to proceed, we collect required documents (passport, proof of address, company details) and perform legal KYC checks to prepare for incorporation.

Step 3

Drafting & Signing Incorporation Documents

The Notarial deed will be drafted and company statutes by Notary, arrange signing (in person or remotely), and support at the Dutch Chamber of Commerce.

Step 4

Requesting VAT, Bank Account & Compliance Setup

After company formation, we assist with applying for your VAT number, opening a Dutch business bank account, and making sure you're compliant.

Annual Accounts & CIT FAQs

Here are some of the most common questions clients ask us when it comes to filing year-end accounts and corporate tax.

What if I made no profit?

You still need to file. In fact, showing a loss could help carry it forward for future tax relief.

Can you help with overdue years?

Absolutely. Whether you're 1 or 5 years behind, we can catch everything up, reduce penalties where possible, and restore compliance.

Do you file the return with the Belastingdienst?

Yes. We handle the preparation and direct electronic filing of the VPB (CIT) return to the tax authority.

What happens if I file late?

Late filing can result in administrative fines and, after repeated failure, even forced company deregistration or director liability.

When are annual accounts due?

In the Netherlands, BV companies must file annual accounts within 12 months of the end of their financial year, but they must also be approved by shareholders within 6 months.

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Ready to Launch

Your

Dutch Business

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Business

FirmNL specializes in helping foreign entrepreneurs establish a presence across the EU. From Dutch BV incorporation to requesting VAT ID, compliance, and logistics support — we provide solutions tailored to your goals.

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