You have to pay the taxes within a two-month period. The tax assessment states the date by which the amount must be in our bank account. This date is called the due date (in Dutch: vervaldatum). If you do not pay in time, you will receive a final notice.
The costs of a final notice
GBLT charges legal costs for sending the final notice. You also have to pay these costs. The height of these costs is dependant on the amount you still have to pay.
- Is the outstanding amount lower than € 454.00? Then you have to pay € 9.00.
- Is the outstanding amount € 454.00 or more? Then you have to pay € 19.00.
The total amount to be payed is stated on the final notice. Please pay the amount due within 14 days of the date on the final notice.
If you fail to pay in time, GBLT will send you an enforcement order.
How can you pay?
- With iDEAL in Mijn Loket
Log into Mijn Loket - Transfer the amount yourself, to GBLT bank account NL82 DEUT 0319 8046 15. Please quote the assessment number stated on the final notice. Are you paying from abroad? Then you will also need the BIC or Swift code: DEUTNL2A.
- Give GBLT permission to debit the amount to your bank account in instalments. Learn more about payment in instalments.
Have you already paid?
And do you still receive a final notice? Then your payment and the final notice have crossed paths. Was your payment in the GBLT bank account before the date on the final notice? Then you do not have to pay the costs of the final notice. You do not have to take action.
Are you unable to pay?
Are you in a difficult situation financially? We will gladly work with you to find a solution. Read more about having trouble paying.
Do you disagree with the costs of the final notice?
You can let GBLT know. This is called lodging an objection. You must lodge your objection within six weeks of the date on the final notice.
Read more about lodging an objection
Pay the total amount on the final notice within 14 days. Or, in the objection, ask for a payment deferral. This can only be done for the disputed amount. Like the costs of the final notice. You do have to pay the outstanding tax amount. You will not get a payment deferral for that.