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Dutch tax authorities expect busy first day of tax season

Dutch tax authorities expect busy first day of tax season

The Dutch Tax Service expects a busy start to the tax season as over 9.6 million taxpayers have been invited to file their 2025 income tax returns starting March 1. The filing period, which applies to 7.1 million individuals and 2.5 million entrepreneurs, will remain open until May 1.

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