Annual Statement

When you will receive a printed version

• You do not have access to Internet Banking, but do have an ABN AMRO mortgage, life insurance policy, endowment insurance policy, bank savings, investment portfolio, term deposit or treasury. 
• You do have access to Internet Banking but you received your account statements by post in 2017. 

You received the printed version of the Annual Statement between 30 January and 21 February 2018. If you have mislaid your Annual Statement or wish to receive an additional copy, please call 0900 – 02 47 or stop by a bank branch.

Transactions on 30 or 31 December 2017

If you made or received payments in the last weekend of 2017, please be aware that transaction processing times were different at that time. ABN AMRO performed the year-end closing of the financial year for the tax authorities at 10 pm on Friday 29 December 2017. 

• Payments made or received on 30 or 31 December 2017 are not included in the balances shown on your 2017 Annual Statement, or in your pre-filled tax return (Vooraf Ingevulde Aangifte or VIA).
• You can of course amend your pre-filled tax return. You can use the relevant account statement to show the tax authorities that you actually made or received the payment in the last weekend of 2017.

Transactions on 31 December 2016

31 December was also a weekend day in 2016. The bank performed the year-end closing of the financial year for the tax authorities at 10 pm on 30 December 2016. 

• Payments made or received on 31 December 2016 are not included in the balances shown on your 2016 Annual Statement or in your pre-filled tax return (Voor Ingevulde Aangifte or VIA). 
• You can of course amend your pre-filled tax return. You can use your account statement to show the tax authorities that you actually made or received the payment in the last weekend of 2016.

Cancelling your printed statements?

1. Easily cancel your printed statements. 
2. Simply download your annual statement and account statements from Internet Banking yourself in the future. 
3. If you have a joint account, you and your partner will both need to cancel your printed statements.