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Amendment of the Dutch business succession tax facilities

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30-06-2023
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The Dutch government announced that the business succession facilities (BOR) will be amended as of 1 January 2024 and 2025, making them less attractive. The BOR is a tax facility for the transfer of business assets and substantial shareholdings that represent business assets as part of a business succession. If you are considering to transfer your family business to the next generation in the (near) future, the coming period will be the time to take action!
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