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Transport companies that their staff training courses are regularly confronted with high additional assessments of up to one hundred thousand euros. offered
The companies are victims of ‘tug of war between the education sector and the tax “and run the risk of going bankrupt, says employers Transport and Logistics Netherlands (TLN).
transport companies could have their staff further training. cheaply at some secondary vocational schools They thus were entitled to tax rebate via the so-called Act Remittance Reduction Salaries Tax (WCT). The courses met at the start of the course with the quality set by the government to a course.
In retrospect, some courses are not held to the legislation. As a result of companies ‘good faith’ their staff brought the WVA recovered by the tax authorities, at those institutions in the doctrine says TLN. Fines are also distributed. The financial loss, according TLN up to tens of millions of euros.
has TLN with relevant organizations to table, to discuss the problem. Recent months Without success.
“Everyone looks at each other for a solution, but the entrepreneur gets the implications for the choice: huge additional tax assessments. Additional assessments that can be possibly bankruptcy as a result. “
not raised by many companies
TLN calls the House to quickly take action. As for the business ‘short term’ no solution, more companies go bankrupt, fears the employers. (AP)
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