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Tax at death
When someone dies in your environment, there might must be many practical matters to resolve. Similarly, the tax return of the deceased will need to be prepared. There are many people not directly silent. Still, you’d better remember it.
Tax returns by tax partner
If you had a tax partnership with the deceased, you must arrange more other things than if you’re just a survivor. You have a tax partnership if you were married to the deceased, or if you had a registered partnership. But even if you were not married but meet certain conditions, you will be seen as a tax partner by the Belastingdienst Tax Office. This could be when you have a child together or are jointly owned a property.
The tax partnership you keep file considers throughout the year of the death of your partner. So you can divide certain income and deductions.
You can also choose not to be considered throughout the year as tax partners. You can then distribute any deductions and income. When you choose this option, you can immediately report it.
Tax by relatives
If the deceased had no tax partnership, then you as the survivor need to ensure that the current provisional assessment is terminated and stopped as soon as possible.
If the deceased has reported in recent years, the survivor automatically be sent a form to the so-called F Form where the F stands for final.
Like your own declaration for yourself, should the declaration of the deceased through an F-Form on May 1 received by the tax authorities. If not, then it is possible to ask for a postponement. Generally, the Belastingdienst will comply with this request. The declaration will be postponed to September 1st. If you need more time don’t hesitate to contact us for help.
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