Irina 3 years ago
Hello dear nalog.nl team, Can you please tell me what documents and what additional information does the Dutch tax authorities ask for when initially declaring an apartment in Russia? Do they require documentary evidence of the origin of the property? The owner of the apartment is a Dutch citizen with dual citizenship, 21 years old, student, income is scanty, property in IP does not. The apartment is not for rent, it was privatized back in 2014. Previously, it was not declared in the IP. We want to try to declare from 2020, sell and use the money to purchase our daughter's home in the NL. In which box (1 or 3) will the daughter's apartment be attributed, given that this is the daughter's only property? What are the fines if Will the tax office find out that the apartment has been owned for a long time and has not been declared earlier? I am extremely grateful in advance for your answer. Respectfully, Irina.
Nalog.nl Admin 3 years ago
Good afternoon!
When declaring overseas property, you do not need to prove ownership. In case of questions or doubts, the inspector will ask you to provide supporting documents: this may be an extract from the USR. Questions about the origin of the property may arise: it all depends on the inspector who will consider the declaration. The issue of the fine will also be considered on an individual basis by the tax authorities. Overseas property falls into box 3.
Best regards, Nalog.nl Team
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