With €15,000 turnover, 70% of it from consumers, and €2,000 in costs, the KOR saves about €1,785 a year. With only business clients it would cost €420 a year.
Enter your turnover, who your clients are and what you spend. You see what the small business scheme would gain or cost you in a year, and whether you stay under the €20,000 limit.
Returns you no longer file: 4 a year.
Reclaimed VAT on equipment in the past four years? You may have to repay part of it when you join (herziening); below €500 a year, nothing is repaid.
| Turnover limit | €20,000 a year, excl. VAT |
|---|---|
| To start on 1 January 2027 | Apply by 3 December 2026 |
| Leaving | Any quarter, 4 weeks ahead |
| Rejoining after leaving | From 1 January of the year after next |
| EU-KOR limit | €100,000 across the EU |
It assumes your turnover last year was also under €20,000, and it leaves out herziening and the EU-KOR. The guide explains both.
To start on 1 January 2027, the Belastingdienst must receive your application by 3 December 2026.
Netto sends your invoices without VAT and with the exemption line while you are in the KOR, and warns you before you reach €20,000.
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