Submitting a declaration for a non-working partner

Dear Michael!
 
Since you came to Holland and were registered for less than a year, you can submit an M-form annual return.

Declaration M-form – declaration for those registered in Holland for less than a year.

Your wife arrived and registered in Holland in March, that is, she lived in Holland for more than 6 months, then she can also submit an M-form annual declaration.
If she did not work in Holland, then she will be returned to a non-working partner, the amount will be calculated according to the number of days prescribed in Holland.
 
After the move, she had a foreign (Russian) employer.
In this case, it will be necessary to indicate in the annual declaration income from Russian work.
It is likely that she will not be entitled to receive anything.
As simply recalculating taxes withheld in Russia is not always beneficial. Since withholding income tax in Russia is notfromis subject to Dutch income tax. 
There is a possibility of paying extra taxes here in Holland.
For more accurate fromVeta you need to see  help about income.
 

If you are not sure that you will be entitled to something, then we can make a preliminary calculation for you.
If you are entitled to something according to the result of the preliminary calculation, then we can submit an annual declaration to the tax office, and the payment for the preliminary calculation will be taken into account in the payment for filing the declaration.
The cost of a preliminary calculation to determine the feasibility of filing a declaration is 40 euros + 21%BTW = 48.60 euros per person.
 
Application for filing an annual return you can fill in on  our website.   

Thank you for your reply.
Could you clarify what kind of income statement do you mean? As far as I remember, a 2NDFL certificate could only be obtained by contacting the accounting department in person. Or do you mean something else? Given that the wife is no longer an employee, she has no access to the company's premises. Moreover, in the next six months she will not have the opportunity to return to Russia. 
Is it necessary to start counting from the moment of registration, because in fact the wife was not here? Or maybe there is some kind of minimum annual income threshold that must be declared?

Is it possible to file a declaration without these documents?

Please ignore the previous two messages. Help can be obtained online from the tax office.