VAT CORRECTIONS (SUPPLETIE)
Correct a previous VAT return with Taxmo
Found a mistake in a VAT return you've already submitted? Use Taxmo to prepare a VAT correction, known in Dutch as a suppletie. Check what changed, update the relevant figures, and review your correction before submitting.
The basics
A correction starts with understanding the difference
A missing invoice, duplicate expense, or incorrect VAT treatment can affect a return you have already submitted. Before correcting it, you need a clear record of the original figure and the revised amount.
The appropriate correction process depends on the circumstances and current Belastingdienst rules.
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about Taxmo, your account, filing and billing.
What can cause a VAT correction?
Examples include missing invoices, duplicate entries, incorrect amounts, and changes to VAT treatment.
Should I submit another regular return for the same period?
Do not assume that is the right approach. Check which correction procedure applies.
Can I include a correction in my next return?
That depends on the size and nature of the correction and the applicable rules.
Should I keep the original invoice?
Yes. Keep the supporting documents and a record explaining the change.
