Dog owners in Rivierenland face tax checks starting April 13: avoid fines now
From April 13 to the end of May, dog owners in the Rivierenland region must ensure their pets are registered for tax purposes. Unregistered dogs could lead to fines and unexpected tax assessments. Act now to avoid penalties.
| Key Data | Details |
|---|---|
| Check Period | April 13 to end of May 2026 |
| Conducted By | Legitiem (on behalf of Tax Cooperation Rivierenland - BSR) |
| Purpose | Verify dog registrations for tax compliance |
| How to Register | Via MijnBSR using DigiD |
| Consequence of Non-Compliance | Dog tax assessment + fine |
| Region Affected | Rivierenland (parts of Gelderland and Zuid-Holland) |
The Tax Cooperation Rivierenland (BSR) is responsible for levying local taxes, including dog tax, in parts of Gelderland and Zuid-Holland. This annual check ensures compliance and funds local services through tax revenues.
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Dog tax check from April 13 to end of May
From April 13 to the end of May, Legitiem will conduct the annual check for dog tax.
From April 13 to the end of May, the annual dog tax check will take place. Legitiem is carrying out this check on behalf of the Tax Cooperation Rivierenland (BSR). They will verify whether dogs have been registered with the BSR. You can recognize the controller by the logo on their clothing. In addition, the controller can provide identification.
Is your dog not yet registered?
If not, you will still receive a dog tax assessment and a fine. Avoid a fine and register your dog(s) now with the BSR. This can be done via MijnBSR on the BSR website. You will need to log in with your DigiD.