The Keurmerk (quality mark) report is used as a standard to ensure that a journey registration in Reveal is compliant with the requirements of the Dutch Tax Authority.
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When completing a Dutch tax report, a person must declare if they have access to a company vehicle. If they declare no private use of the vehicle, they must be able to prove that they did not drive more than 500 km for private purposes in a calendar year. Otherwise, they are subject to additional tax.
The Dutch Tax Authority requires conclusive journey registration which can be completed in Reveal and presented in the Keurmerk report.
However, you must:
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correctly classify journeys, and
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update the odometer every 2 months, if required.
The Dutch Tax Authority states that if a driver uses a journey registration system with the Keurmerk (quality mark), it is assumed journey registration is complete. However, the tax authority can still check if a journey is private or business.
In addition to private use for wage and income tax, the private journeys between home and the workplace must also be recorded for sales tax purposes.
Drivers can review and modify all private and business journeys assigned to them. To do this, a driver must be set up in Reveal as a user. To do this, an admin should:
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Go to Admin > Driver List
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Find the driver you want to edit and click the pencil icon.
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In the Details tab, find Is this driver a user?
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Select Yes, this driver is a user.
To update other details, skip to driver details.
To update the driver’s permissions, an admin should:
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Go to Admin > User List
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Find the user you want to edit and click the pencil icon.
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Select Set permissions and choose the permissions you want to enable.
Admins can review business journeys for all drivers. They can also review and modify their own private journeys if they are a driver.
To enable admin permissions for another user, an admin should:
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Go to Admin > User List
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Find the user you want to edit and click the pencil icon.
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Find Is this user an administrator?
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Select Administrator.
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Select individual vehicles (to check for unassigned drivers).
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Selecting this option without selecting any drivers will show all assigned and unassigned journeys for selected vehicles.
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Select individual drivers (assigned journeys only).
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Select the date and time range for the report. Choose from:
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Current month
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Current year
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Previous year
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2 years ago
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Custom
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Select 'Review journeys' to review, filter, and modify assigned and unassigned journeys.
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Expand journeys to see more details and vehicle information.
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Note: You can only review journeys if the date range is within a 31-day period. The maximum time period to send a report is 1 year.
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Note: Only drivers can review and modify their private journeys.
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Add or edit the employer's wage tax number.
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Enter the recipient email addresses.
The following driver details must be up-to-date to accurately reflect assigned journeys:
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Driver citizen number or 'Burgerservicenummer' (BSN)
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Driver first name
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Driver last name
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Driver email address
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Driver home address
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Go to the Employee Home tab, search the map and/or select ADD ADDRESS.
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Vehicle assignment
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Go to the Assignment History tab > Select vehicles > ASSIGN, or
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Make sure drivers use a key fob to assign themselves to vehicles.
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Update driver details in Admin > Driver/Technician List and click the pencil icon next to the driver you want to edit.
To create a new driver, go to CREATE DRIVER/TECHNICIAN.