On 14 February 2014 a royal decree was published requiring resident companies to file their corporate tax returns electronically as from tax year 2014. E-filing will be mandatory for nonresident companies as from tax year 2015. An exception will apply to taxpayers (whether or not resident) that do not have the necessary electronic resources to meet the mandatory filing requirement.
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