Dutch: B.T.W / K.v.k

[belano75]

Hello!

B.T.W
K.v.k

What does it mean? I think they are something like legal numbers (for taxes, etc.). Thanks in advance!

 

[optimistique]

Hi,

BTW stands for 'Belasting Toegevoegde Waarde', the 'Value Added Tax'.

BTW is the tax that you pay for things/services you buy/pay for.

K.v.K. is the 'Kamer van Koophandel', 'Room of Commerce' That is where you have to be inscribed as a business, organisation, every commercial or other organisation that handles money.

 

[Frank06]

Hi,

B.T.W
K.v.k
What does it mean? I think they are something like legal numbers (for taxes, etc.). Thanks in advance!

B.T.W. is the abbreviaton of "belasting op toegevoegde waarde", VAT in English (value added tax). [If I am not wrong, it's IVA in Spain].
K.v.K. means "Kamer van Koophandel", lit. Chamber of Commerce. Here you find the site of the Dutch K.v.K. in English.

[Edit: oops... sorry for my reply. Didn't see Optimistique already answered... Anyway, Belano, no need to double check anymore ;-)]
Groetjes,

Frank