We offer a tax return service.
Please contact us in order to discuss preparing your Dutch personal income tax return. The filing deadline for the personal income tax return ends on May 1st after the relevant tax year. As part of our all-inclusive tax service we can offer you, if so required, a long extension period for filing. This extended term offers you the additional time needed to collect all relevant information.
Our expertise & our services
One of our selling points is that we process all tax returns in person, we do not use online forms you need to fill in. Instead we offer a far more personal service. The Dutch tax legislation is not the only relevant source in order to prepare a tax return. Also e.g. case law, government’s/tax authorities’ policy and tax treaties can be of importance to get the most out of your tax return. We have knowledge of, and access to, all relevant documentation in this respect. Especially in the year in which you have entered or left the Netherlands, the tax compliance can be some what complex. The tax return in the year of migration may however well lead to a tax refund; please be referred to the following article: Tax benefit in the year of migration.
Furthermore we can prepare your request for a preliminary tax refund for the running year, e.g. related to mortgage interest deduction. Of course we can also be of service with regard to your tax return for earlier tax years. We offer a personal service at competitive fixed fees.
Fixed fee
Our fixed fee for preparing Dutch Personal income tax (“PIT”) returns start at EURO 250 (excl. 21% VAT) and includes the following activities:
• Drawing up the PIT return of the relevant year of the expat and possibly his/her fiscal partner;
• Drawing up an accompanying letter containing a summary of the PIT return as well as possible points of attention, assumptions and an elaboration on the points of view taken in the PIT return. This letter will also include a power of attorney. By signing this power of attorney the client grants permission for us to file the PIT return;
• If applicable, in case of a 30% ruling, check whether the partial foreign tax payer status can be beneficial;
• Upon request discuss the content of the PIT return with the expat by phone, by email or in person during a meeting;
• All related correspondence with the tax authorities and with the expat;
• Electronically filing the PIT return;
• Check the PIT assessments and related correspondence with client;
• Taking up the expat in our tax filing extension ruling with the tax authorities. Depending on the specific situation of the client, our aim is to finalise the PIT returns within a maximum period of two months after all relevant information has been received by us from the client
Expatica.com/nl
We are present on the Expatica website to advise expats on a broad range of tax issues, please check the tax issues as previously discussed by us: https://www.expatica.com/nl/ask_expert/expert/jan-hein-van-leeuwen.html
Contact
Please contact us for any tax queries you may have. You are more than welcome at our office for a free of charge introduction meeting in order to discuss your tax advisory needs.
