Yesterday evening, 2 December, we organised a webinar on the tax changes in 2021 and what you can still do as an entrepreneur to close the 2020 tax year well. In this article we summarise in broad terms what was discussed during the evening.
During the evening, Olcay Kayhan, accountant and tax adviser at Prudens, told us about the tax changes in 2021. Among other things, he spoke about changes for private limited companies (BVs), changes in income tax, the change in the private-use tax addition (bijtelling) for electric cars and other important matters.
During the webinar he gave tips and practical guidance to help entrepreneurs deal as smartly as possible with the changes to come. For example:
- If you still want to buy a company electric car, it is wise to do so before 31 December 2020, because next year the addition will rise to 12% instead of 8%.
- If you made use of the coronavirus emergency support packages, do not report this as income, otherwise you will have to pay tax on it. These amounts were paid out tax-free at the time.
Were you unable to attend the webinar but would you like to watch Olcay Kayhan's tips and tricks again? Then send an email to info@hogiaf.nl mentioning footage webinar closing tax year 2020. You can also see the detailed explanation of the legislative changes via the button below.
Legislative changes for SMEs 2021
We would once again like to thank Olcay Kayhan for his time and effort.
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