Sertac

Hi, Thanks to all for your answers so far. I am not sure if it is not allowed. But I know it does not fit to the criteria of "ondernemerschap". That means we cannot benefit from these nice heffingskortings but this is a side job, so I would not be able to claim it anyway. Maybe you are confusing these two? As for the income tax, I am still puzzled. Having this as the second job, I guess since this is a "eenmanszaak" the income from this job would top up my income from my day job and I have to pay from a higher tax band. Is this true? Or do you count the company as a separate legal person and pay income tax from the lowest band?

Hi Raoul, Thanks for asking clarification. The company is an eenmanszaak founded in NL. I am located in NL too. But our currently sole customer is located in another EU country, which sells our products over their own website.

Hi Joost, Thanks for the links. I appreciate it. The thing is we sell our products through a company based in another EU country. VAT is paid at the location of purchase. It is already paid in this particular EU country. That is why I claim we do not pay BTW tax to Dutch state but income tax. Regards, Sertac

Hi to all, We are a small audio software developer. We sell our software through larger digital audio workstation developer companies. The business model is comparable to Apples App store model and we are at a similar position of an app developer. We are a bit confused what to do in terms of taxing. We understand we won't pay BTW but we will pay inkomenbelasting. However as we do not pay BTW do we count as ondernemer and benefit from heffingskortingen for ondernemers? What is the usual practice? If there any companies who share the same we would love to connect and share experiences. Our any link regarding this would be much appraciated. Sorry for English language, still in theprocess of getting used to Nederlands. ;) Regards, Sertac