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Fill in a tax return over the year of migration and – in most cases – receive a tax refund!

January 13, 2026 by Jan-Hein

In most cases a tax and premium benefit can be achieved in the year of migration, either moving to or moving out of the Netherlands. As to the premiums this benefit follows from the fact that premium can be calculated on a time related basis.

This in practice means that per month no more premium can be due than 1/12 of the maximum annual premium. When the taxable income on annual basis is higher than appr. EUR 34,000, this time related method may well offer a benefit.

As to the tax part; employers calculate the wage tax due on annual basis and divide the outcome over 12 months. … Read More

Filed Under: News on expat tax, News on personal tax, News on the 30% ruling, Other tax news Tagged With: m form, migration tax, tax refund

Alternatives for Dutch equity taxation – Box 3

November 28, 2016 by Jan-Hein

Future of box 3 (tax on deemed income from equity)
From the 1st of January 2017 the Dutch equity tax of the so called box 3 changes. In effect, the tax burden on higher amounts of net wealth will be increased while the tax burden on lower amounts of net wealth will be decreased. The tax free amount will be € 25,000 per person.

Then, on the first € 100,000 of net wealth a deemed return on investment of 2.87% will apply. This percentage is said to be based on the average interest rates of the last five years. For the next € 900,000 the deemed return is 4.6% and for amounts of net wealth above 1,000,000 the deemed return on investment is 5.39%.

This system is advantageous for those who achieve a relatively high return, but at the same time it’s really unfavorable if the actual return is low.

How to avoid box 3-taxation?
It is possible to avoid this box 3 taxation. … Read More

Filed Under: News on expat tax, News on personal tax, News on the 30% ruling Tagged With: alternative box 3, box 3, BV, spaargeld BV

Decree tax exemption box 3 income (income from equity) for non qualifying foreign tax residents

July 4, 2016 by Jan-Hein

The Dutch Supreme Court gave its judgement in the cases J.B.G.T. Miljoen (ECLI:NL:HR:2016:362) and Société Générale S.A. (ECLI:NL:2016:361), after some preliminary questions to the European court of justice about portfolio shares. The Dutch State Secretary of Finance decided to change the appliance of Dutch law according to the Supreme Court’s judgement. … Read More

Filed Under: News on expat tax, News on personal tax

Besluit heffingvrij vermogen box 3 voor buitenlands belastingplichtigen

July 4, 2016 by Jan-Hein

Naar aanleiding van prejudiciële vragen van de Hoge Raad aan het Hof van Justitie van de Europese Unie heeft de Hoge Raad uitspraak gedaan in de zaken J.B.G.T. Miljoen (ECLI:NL:HR:2016:362) en Société Générale S.A. (ECLI:NL:2016:361). De staatssecretaris van financiën heeft besloten de wetgeving anders toe te passen in het licht van deze uitspraken.… Read More

Filed Under: News on expat tax, News on personal tax

Dutch income tax deduction of interest on family loan to purchase and/or renovate own house in the Netherlands

August 13, 2015 by Jan-Hein

If you are planning to enter into, or have already entered into, a loan provided by family and/or friends – or in short all parties other than banks – to purchase and/or renovate an own house, you should take into account the following.… Read More

Filed Under: News on expat tax, News on personal tax

Non domiciliation and tax exempt salary split United Kingdom – The Netherlands

May 11, 2015 by Jan-Hein

Under the United Kingdom (UK) tax laws a difference in fiscal treatment of individuals is made between being domiciled and non domiciled. In short domicileds are residents who have their roots in the UK, or have chosen to become domiciled. Non domicileds are e.g. expats with temporary stays or with permanent stay without the aim to become domiciled. … Read More

Filed Under: News on Business Tax, News on expat tax, News on personal tax, News on the 30% ruling

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