In general, of course, it is better to start with the fact, is it possible, in principle, to be a resident of the Netherlands and have an individual entrepreneur in Russia? If so, how to take this into account when paying in the Dutch tax. (Provided that the individual entrepreneur does not carry out any activity in the Netherlands)
It seems that there is an agreement to eliminate double taxation, and it seems that business tax must be paid in the country where business is registered. However, are there pitfalls or other non-obvious questions here?
http://www.consultant.ru/document/cons_doc_LAW_19512/
As a tax resident of the Netherlands, you are required to show your income in Box 1 (which includes income from entrepreneurship) from all over the world.
You can have an individual entrepreneur in another country and the income falls into the column “foreign income from business”
This type of income is subject to the law on double taxation, therefore, despite the fact that you are obliged to show income, it is likely that you will not pay taxes on it, or they will be insignificant.
To do this, you need to fill out the tax return correctly.
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