Dutch Legislation

Chapter IV

in force

Aangifte, aanslag en conserverende aanslag

Inheritance and Gift Tax Act 1956 (Successiewet 1956) · Articles: 13

36 Article 36

The tax shall be levied from the acquirer.

37 Article 37

Tax is levied by way of an assessment.

38 Article 38

The heir who has been invited to file a tax return is obliged to also provide information that may be relevant for the assessment of inheritance tax…

39 Article 39

If several beneficiaries are required to file a tax return in respect of the same estate, they may file a joint tax return.

40 Article 40

The inspector may invite the donor who, in his opinion, has presumably made a taxable gift, to file a tax return.

41 Article 41 repealed
42 Article 42

If the obligations mentioned below do not already rest upon another person, the person who benefits from the rejection, waiver, or non-acceptance of…

43 Article 43

In every declaration, one place of residence in the Netherlands shall be chosen. Documents concerning the levying of tax may be sent either to the…

44 Article 44 repealed
45 Article 45

The inspector shall set the time limit for filing the inheritance tax return in such a manner that it does not expire earlier than twenty months…

46 Article 46

The inspector shall set the time limit for filing the tax return for gift tax in such a manner that it does not expire earlier than two months after…

47 Article 47

In the event that there is more than one beneficiary from the same deceased person or by virtue of a joint gift, the tax assessments established in…

48 Article 48 repealed