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This is a signal model for the Overdrachtsbelasting (OVB). The model checks whether claims for the OVB start-up exemption or the reduced OVB rate are correct. The throw-out reasons follow (in)directly from the law. If a return meets one of the throw-out reasons, there is a chance that the claim (exe...

The NVWA must check whether pig farmers take adequate care of their animals. This algorithm helps companies find where the risks are highest.

The NVWA checks whether dairy farmers take adequate care of their animals. They must comply with animal welfare rules. This algorithm helps companies find where the risks are highest.

Residents of Dutch municipalities can digitally arrange various civil affairs processes with the municipality. To process simple declarations automatically, the system performs various checks on the person's list, address and attached data.

Every year, we determine the value of all homes in Almere. Each house then receives a WOZ value. We use a calculation model (the algorithm). This enables us to determine all values more quickly. It also ensures that we determine the values of all homes using a standard process.

Helps to quickly access, search and summarise specific rules in the digital Environment Plan for a specific location.

AI explorer for spatial rules in digital environment plans. Helps to quickly access, search and summarise specific rules within the digital Environment Plan for a specific location.

This page contains information about the 'OB Negative' algorithm. This algorithm supports the tax inspector in determining which turnover tax returns with a negative balance (a tax refund within the small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) target group) should be assessed manually.

The algorithms OBVP and OBVA support Inland Revenue employees in combating sales tax return omissions. OBVP focuses on preventing failure to file or late filing of returns. OBVA deals with entrepreneurs who have not filed a return when they were obliged to do so.

The 'OB Balance Payables' algorithm helps the Tax and Customs Administration employee detect remittance differences. A remittance difference occurs when it appears that, based on the most recent income tax or corporate tax return, more sales tax was due than was declared for that year.