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Tax rebates / heffingskortingen calculated pro rata as of 2013

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As of the tax year 2013 the tax rebates, known as ‘heffingskortingen’, will only be applicable pro rata in case of partial Dutch premium liability. Meaning that if you have only lived and/or worked in the Netherlands for part of the year, the premium part of the tax rebates (which is about 80% of the full amount of the tax rebates) will only be applicable pro rata, inline with stay/working period. … Read More

Dutch personal income tax rates 2013 and 2014

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Rates box 1 (income from work and home ownership)

Tax year 2014

Taxable income of
more than: but less than: tax rate: premium: total rate: total tax/premium:
(younger than variable pension AOW age)
EURO 0 to EURO 19,645 | 5.1% | 31.15% | 36.25% | EURO 7,121
EURO 19,645 to EURO 33,363 |10.85% | 31.15% | 42% | EURO 12,882
EURO 33,363 to EURO 56,531 |42.00% | 0% | 42.00% | EURO 22,612
EURO 56,531 and further |52.00% | 0% | 52.00% | EURO 22,612 + 52% on excess

Taxable income of
more than: but less than: tax rate: premium: total rate: total tax/premium:
(65 years and older)
EURO – | EURO 19,645 | 5.1% | 31.15% | 36.25% | EURO 7,121
EURO 19,645 | EURO 33,363 |10.85% | 31.15% | 42% | EURO 12,882
EURO 33,363 | EURO 56,531 |42.00% | 0% | 42.00% | EURO 22,612
EURO 56,531 | and further |52.00% | 0% | 52.00% | EURO 22,612 + 52% on excess

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Redundancy / Severance payment legal and tax

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As you may have seen in the articles on our website we are well informed of all national and international tax related issues as regard to the redundancy / severance payment. We however also offer all legal advisory and assistance required when you are in the process of discussing your – rights to a – severance payment with your employer. … Read More