The Dutch Secretary of Finance published a Decree1 by which the date for Dutch constituent entities to comply with the first notification requirement under the Dutch Country-by-Country (CbC) reporting rules has been extended on 21 November 2016.According to the decree the deadline for filing the notification for the first CbC report has been extended to 1 September 2017. If the reporting fiscal year ends after 31 August 2017, the general notification rule will apply and the notification should be submitted by the last day of the reporting fiscal year.
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