Paying tax in the Netherlands
All banks are obliged to inform the Dutch Tax & Customs Administration about people who are liable to pay tax in the Netherlands. Specifically, they have to pass on the following information: name, address, place of residence and date of birth of the holder(s) of bank accounts. The balance on your account is also passed on to the Dutch Tax & Customs Administration.
Paying tax in another country
The Common Reporting Standard (CRS) applies in the Netherlands. This is an international agreement concerning the exchange of data about bank accounts. Financial institutions have to determine the countries in which their clients are liable to pay tax. The CRS must prevent tax evasion and undeclared savings. The Dutch Tax & Customs Administration may pass on your details and information about your account to the countries where you have to pay tax.