I hope this is the correct place to post an English question. I read the "Foreign entrepreneur" page but I couldn't understand where exactly I should post English content.

I just moved to NL last year and started an entrepreneurship. However, I forgot to apply to the Kleineondernemersregeling (KOR https://business.gov.nl/subsidy/small-businesses-scheme/) which I'm doing right now. I'm also in the process of filing my tax returns. Now, my question is: Does it matter if I send them both at the same time or should I wait until KOR is approved? I tried asking the belastingdienst but they are not helpful at all.

One relates to income tax, the other to sales/turnover tax. They are seperate.

 

If you did not apply for the "small business scheme" for the turnover tax, that means you have to file quarterly turnover tax until the Tax Office tells you you don't have to anymore.

 

For income tax purposes it means you have to file everything using number excluding VAT. You will then pay income tax on your turnover (excluding VAT) minus your costs (excluding VAT). As soon as you get approved for the small business scheme, you do not have to file turnover tax anymore, and for income tax purposes you may deduct your costs including VAT.

Thanks, that helps a lot!