KVK’s August calendar puts two deadlines on 31 August: monthly filers must submit and pay July 2026 VAT, while eligible residents have a final day to claim 2025 healthcare, rent or child-related allowances.
What you need to know
Both say 31 August, yet involve different identities, portals and evidence. Treating them as one vague month-end task risks missing payment or a retroactive claim. KVK’s calendar brings business dates together; Belastingdienst notes software filers normally submit from the 24th of the month before the period ends. One item targets monthly VAT businesses; the other targets people or families who may not yet have claimed 2025 allowances. KVK’s August calendar puts two deadlines on 31 August: monthly filers must submit and pay July 2026 VAT, while eligible residents have a final day to claim 2025 healthcare, rent or child-related allowances. Two 31 August deadlines serve different people: businesses handle July VAT while households review 2025 allowances. Treating them as one reminder can hide the documents each needs.
Create separate lists for filing/payment and eligibility/income review; submitting VAT is not the same as payment arriving on time.
- July VAT is due 31 August.
- Both return and payment must arrive by the deadline.
- Claims for 2025 allowances also close that day.
- Foreign-established businesses may have different dates.
Schedule payment no later than the business day after filing and separately verify final 2025 income.
Dates, availability and external conditions can change. Confirm the latest information with the official source.
Why it may be useful
KVK’s August calendar puts two deadlines on 31 August: monthly filers must submit and pay July 2026 VAT, while eligible residents have a final day to claim 2025 healthcare, rent or child-related allowances.
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