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Bever Holding Disputes €13.7 Million Tax Assessment Over 2022 Liquidation Loss

Bever Holding Disputes €13.7 Million Tax Assessment Over 2022 Liquidation Loss

BitgetBitget2026/11/05 17:04
  • Bever Holding disputes a Dutch corporate income tax assessment for fiscal 2022 involving approximately EUR 13.7 million.
  • Tax authorities challenge a liquidation loss claimed following the dissolution of two entities as part of a legal restructuring.
  • External tax and legal advisers will discuss potential further legal action with the company.


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