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My situation: - bought a computer in march 2020 (my previous one broke during lockdown so i was in a hurry) for 1200€ (990+vat) - opened a company 1st july 2020 , added the invoice for the pc (my accountant said i can do it even if i bought the pc before the company) I'm now not satisfied with it, so i'm thinking about buying a new one (before year end possibly to save on box3 taxes). 1) Should I count the afschriving for the 5 months from july to december (5/60)? 2) So, if I sell it to myself or my partner (can i do it?) for let's say 600€, I will be able to deduct from 2020 profit 92€ (990/60*5) 3) but what about the difference between book value and how much i sold it for (308€)? Can i also deduct this? 4) Is it fair to sell it for the value that i would get with a trade-in from apple on their website? Do i actually have to perform a payment from my partner to me, as there is an invoice, or it's not required? We have a shared account so some of our money is together anyway

Hello, sorry if I write in English, I promise I'm learning and will soon be able to write in Dutch (have been saying it for years ) I'm a fresh zzp, I will conduct some business consulting and test a couple of business ideas I have. Regarding GDPR, i'm aware of the most basic points, but I'm still not sure how to approach it when it comes to consultancy contracts, as I have a client ready to get started. Am I seen as a processor if I work for a company advising/managing some of their marketing effort, or not? I don't "process" any data directly, but I might have access to some tools who display data. From what I understand I should be considered at the same level as an "intern beheer" for GDPR purposes by the Dutch autority, so I would not be a processor and have to have a DPA. Would that count also for other EU countries (UK, for instance, until Brexit), as I operate from the NL, or should I check into each single interpretation from any EU state member? Does anyone have experience with this? Do you know anyone that can help giving me more clarity on this?