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Has your financial year ended, and did you receive the invitation to submit your corporate tax return? You might need a bit of extra time, to submit your corporate tax return. In this page we will explain how to get more time (5 months, or even longer!)  to submit your corporate tax return in the Netherlands.

If you do not report (or apply for extension) in time, you can be fined, so it’s important to apply for the extension before the filing deadline expires.


You can get more time in two different ways:


  • Is your financial year not the same as the calendar year, are you a non-resident taxpayer or do you want to postpone for more than 5 months? Then use the form below, to apply for an extended filing date.

  • You can request for the 5 months extension,  from 1 March to 1th of  June,  using the online corporation tax postponement form. You can find this form (during the 2 months mentioned above) in your online Tax Portal at  'Other forms'. With this form you can request a postponement until November 1. You will receive a written response from the Tax & Customs Administration within 3 weeks.

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Financial year not equal to calendar year

You can only request a digital extension if your financial year is the same as the calendar year. Do you have a broken financial year, or a long or short financial year? Then use the form Application for deferment of corporate income tax return.

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Foreign taxpayer

As a non-resident taxpayer you cannot log in to 'My Tax Portal for entrepreneurs’ (MTP). You use the form, which is provided below as download.

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Longer delay

The normal delay is 5 months. Would you like to delay longer? Then make a request using the form Application for deferment of corporate income tax return. Justify your request.

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Category | Business Formation

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This article will inform you on the different types of Dutch legal entities

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Get all the information you need to start a Dutch BV yourself!

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Get all the information you need to start a Dutch NV yourself!

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Start a branch in the Netherlands without involving a notary!

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How to start a sole proprietorship in the Netherlands in a few simple steps.

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A holding company is really just a BV (Private Limited Company).

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In this article we will explain you the details of the Formation Deed, and why they are so important.

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A company name is officially called a 'trade name'.

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Local Registered Address

Get your Dutch address in a heartbeat! And understand why!

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Start a Dutch NGO

Do you aim to have NO profit? The Dutch Stichting is perfect as NGO!

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Registered address requirement

The legal requirements and conditions of your Dutch virtual office.

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Company Formation Netherlands

Company Formation Netherlands explained in detail.

Our Services

  • What is House of Companies?
    House of Companies is in first instance a new concept in offering flexible office solutions and registered office addresses, covering more than 4.000 locations. Aside from full service office facilities (from dealing with your mail, to answering the phone) , we offer a ‘branch out membership’ which provides you the tools to start a new business, or keep your business running, at the lowest costs possible. House of Companies is located at an amazing mansion, on a 50.000m2 estate in the Netherlands offering room for hundreds of companies. But we also offer +4.000 locations in cooperation with partners.
  • Can anybody use the services of House of Companies?
    Yes, basically anybody can use the services of the House of Companies. Even if you are not an entrepreneur yet! Our services are very low-key which allows companies of any sizes to expand overseas. We do have a strict onboarding process in place, and don’t deal with companies focused on tax avoidance, or who have operations in sanctioned countries, as well as certain sensitive industries.
  • Is using a registered office address legal?
    Yes, 100% legal! Our team has over 10 years experience in providing registered office services, and our locations meet the standards of the Dutch Chamber of Commerce. Our locations provide a full time reception, and our locations are always able to provide you a working space when need be.
  • Do I pay taxes when I use a virtual office in the Netherlands?
    A ‘virtual office’ typically does not pay taxes (yet). This is not due to a special tax status, but simply because a virtual office has no actual operations (or substance) yet (or has not started to make a profit, doing sales, or employing staff). In fact, a ‘virtual office’ is typically considered a ‘representative office’ and is not required to be registered at the Chamber of Commerce. Such requirements might change, once you perform any actual services from the Netherlands, or goods are stored and processed here. In case of doubt, it might be necessary to discuss your situation with a lawyer or accountant, but much information on this topic is available in our Dashboard.
  • Does a Dutch company require a local address?
    In many cases a local company registration requires a local business address. Especially in (Western) European countries this is very common. There are some exceptions, especially in case of a branch registration (or a representative office). A registered office address is required to receive official government letters, and in come cases also to open a local corporate bank account.
  • Can my Dutch business open a bank account?
    Yes, a business dealing on the Dutch market can also open a corporate bank account. However, this is becoming more challenging. House of Companies can inform you about European banks that can open bank accounts for any kind of European entity, without a visit to the bank required.
  • When is a registered office address convenient for me?
    A registered office address is convenient for any kind of business, that is planning to expand to a new market, and is taking it step by step. A registered office address (or virtual office) allows you to explore a new market, while limiting your expenses. It’s not about being ‘virtual’, but it’s about avoiding as much bureaucracy and legal expenses as you can, while your business is not yet at its full capacity. Our tools allow you to get an understanding of the legal framework of a country, so you are able to make the decisions for yourself, rather than having to rely on an accountant or lawyer.
  • Can I really submit my corporate tax return myself, without any charges?"
    Yes, anybody can submit their corporate tax return themselves, without any help from an accountant. Our Dashboard provides you the detailed information, step by step, on how to login to your online Tax Portal, and to file your tax return. Obviously, the more complicated your company activities (and transactions) the more complex your tax return will look like. But if you have almost no operations, then you can save thousands of euros in accounting fees, without requiring any accounting skills! Once your company grows, we offer more detailed information, so you can learn along the way. Or you can decide to involve an accountant at that stage.
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