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20-12-2024 Tripolis 0

Short news

- Dutch economy expected to grow 0.6% in 2024 and 1.5% in 2025 (Budget Day)
- Third quarter growth of 0.8%
- German economy: 0.2% growth in third quarter 2024, yet contraction expected for full year
- Gas and electricity prices to stabilize in 2024
- Unemployment to end November 2024 3.7% (372,000)

Happy Holidays
20-12-2024 Tripolis 0

Happy Holidays

Looking back at Tripolis' year, this was another very eventful year. The departure of colleagues, welcoming of new colleagues, the acquisition of the customer portfolio, the participation of Jenny and Frank, saying goodbye to customers, a lot of new customers, the 20th anniversary of Business Support, and of course we forget a lot.

Tax authorities visiting

Tax authorities visiting

A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to attend a reunion drink at the National Audit Office, where my career once began. That was also immediately the best time I experienced. Tax officials do not sufficiently realise the protected status they have. With law in hand, they roam the country, St Nicholas would say. But they don't play Santa Claus.

Takeover of administration portfolio
28-11-2024 Tripolis Insight 0

Takeover of administration portfolio

You may have already read it on our LinkedIn page, but we are proud to announce that as of 1 December we are taking over a nice group of relations from the administration portfolio of Fiducia in Mechelen. A great step forward, of which we are very proud.

Court lowers tax interest rate to 4%
28-11-2024 Tripolis 0

Court lowers tax interest rate to 4%

On 7 November 2024, Groningen District Court ruled that the 8% tax interest rate on corporate income tax violates the principle of proportionality and should therefore be reduced to 4%. At the time, this lower rate applied to other taxes such as income tax.
Source: KPMG

Tax rules for (foreign) investment funds
28-11-2024 Tripolis 0

Tax rules for (foreign) investment funds

Investment funds generate returns from income (such as dividends or interest) and price gains or losses. Under corporate income tax (Vpb), income is taxed upon receipt, while price gains are only taxed upon realisation (sale). For losses, a foreseeable loss may be taken into account earlier. This system is called valuation at historical cost or lower value.

Source: Hanneke Kroonenberg, Van Lanschot Kempen

Short news
28-11-2024 Tripolis 0

Short news

Dutch economy expected to grow 0.6% in 2024 and 1.5% in 2025 (Budget Day)
Third quarter growth of 0.8%
German economy: 0.2% growth in Q3 2024, yet contraction expected for full year
Gas and electricity prices to stabilise in 2024
Unemployment at end-October 2024 3.7% (376,000)