The Ahold Delhaize case
Hidden tax practices of Dutch companies
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SOMO recently investigated companies that avoid paying tax in the Netherlands (as opposed to avoiding tax via the Netherlands). The study was commissioned by the Dutch FNV confederation of trade unions. Using case studies, the report outlines how Dutch companies use evasive structures to reduce their tax liabilities in the Netherlands. This publication is a sequel to “Big companies, low rates”.
The Ahold Delhaize case (only available in Dutch) is one section of the report, which will appear later this year.
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Vincent Kiezebrink
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