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Dutch Tax Office Ditches Microsoft 365 Cloud for on-Premises Alternative
The tax authority will shift email and calendars on-premises in 2027 after critics cited sovereignty, encryption and CLOUD Act risks.
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Dutch tax office drops Microsoft 365 cloud for its own servers
The Dutch tax and customs administration has dropped its move to Microsoft 365 in the cloud. Its office software will instead run on servers it controls, together with European open source tools. State Secretary for Finance Eelco Eerenberg set out the plan in a letter to the Dutch parliament this week. The change covers the […] This story continues at The Next Web
·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The Dutch Tax and Customs Administration abandoned its plan to complete the migration to Microsoft 365 and will move mail and calendars to its own infrastructure in 2027. The decision responds to objections about security, supplier dependency and digital sovereignty, and opens the way to European open source tools.
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