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Dutch Tax Administration receives record 10.7 million tax returns

Dutch Tax Administration receives record 10.7 million tax returns

The Dutch Tax and Customs Administration received a record 10.7 million tax returns from individuals and businesses before the May 1 deadline. This total surpasses the previous record of 10.5 million submissions set the year before.

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