Paying taxes in NL during tax holidays in Russia

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Marina 5 years ago

Good day! I live in Holland, I am an individual entrepreneur in the Russian Federation (STS, 6%). In 2018-2019 SP on tax holidays. The declaration for 2018 was filed on time, the tax amount, respectively, amounted to 0 rubles (with non-zero income).
I would like to clarify, in this situation of tax holidays in Russia, am I not obliged by Dutch law to pay taxes on my income in Holland?

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Nalog.nl Admin 5 years ago

Marina, good afternoon.
Dutch law requires you to file a return. And in this case, the law on substitution works, and not on recalculation. That is, the income that is subject to exemption is determined. The amount of taxes paid does not matter. However, one must understand that only income is exempt, and social insurance is paid in the country of residence.
After filing the tax return, the tax office will determine whether you have to pay something here, which decision will depend on your situation as a whole.
Best regards, Nalog.nl team