DAC6 in a nutshell
DAC6 is a European Directive on the mandatory reporting of cross-border arrangements involving at least one country in the European Union (EU). The directive stipulates that reporting must be made to the tax authorities of the EU jurisdictions involved in the arrangement. This signifies an important step in tax transparency in the EU. Both intermediaries (such as lawyers and tax advisors) and taxpayers have a responsibility to comply with this new obligation.
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What does DAC6 mean for companies in Belgium?
In order to be compliant, the timely and correct filing of your arrangements with the Belgian tax authorities is a must. Filing must be done via an XML file, uploaded onto the MyMinFinPro website of the Belgian tax authorities (or similar in other countries – we can support you with EU-wide reporting).
However, the real challenge is often to take oversight on the information that will be shared as part of a DAC 6 reporting and ensure full correctness of this information. Alternatively, DAC 6 is also about documenting compliance with these new regulations.
Training
A dedicated training programme tailored to the needs of your organisation, increasing internal DAC6 awareness and knowledge.
Analysis of DAC6 arrangements
the assessment of an arrangement is often complex and there are significant differences in interpretation between countries. Our expert team can support you in making a correct assessment of your arrangements.
Reporting assistance
we can support your organisation with reporting DAC6 arrangements via our network of experts. We act as the single point of contact service provider in all EU Member States, taking into account the specific formalities of each case.
Governance model
control over tax information starts with a solid and efficient governance model. We can advise on the different possibilities depending on the level of complexity in your organisation.
Do you need DAC6 support for other countries?
Our PwC EU DAC6 specialist group and global PwC offices are on hand to analyse and file your arrangements in other jurisdictions as well.
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