Rob Rijnvos (5)

Former Dutch tax auditor (Belastingdienst, 1989–2011). Audited small, medium and large enterprises, including customs and excise. Specialised in transfer pricing and administrative organisation. Staying curious is my motto.
Rob Rijnvos

Code of conduct on transfer pricing documentation

Code of conduct on transfer pricing documentation for associated enterprises in the European Union (EU TPD) Without prejudice to the respective spheres of competence of the Member States and the Community, this Code of Conduct concerns the implementation of standardised and partially centralised transfer pricing…

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Rob Rijnvos

Permanent Establishment

When a company does business in another country through a fixed place there, it can create a permanent establishment (PE). The host country may then tax the profits of that PE, even though it is not a separate legal entity. Most tax treaties follow Article…

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Rob Rijnvos

Head office costs

What are head office costs? When a head office manages other entities within the group, you will very likely run into the terms head office and head office costs. Central decision-making and, for example, administration are typical head office costs. The allocation of head office…

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