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Tax in the Netherlands on real estate owned by non residents

September 7, 2019 by Jan-Hein

Personal income tax in the Netherlands on Dutch real estate owned by non residents 

When owning real estate located in the Netherlands, and the owner is a non resident of the Netherlands, Dutch personal income tax applies on this real estate.

This is because the Dutch tax law for non-residents specifically mentions that Dutch real estate is subject to Dutch tax liability. This Dutch tax liability is allowed in the tax treaties as entered into by the Netherlands.

To determine the applicable tax burden, a distinction is to be made between active and passive ownership of Dutch real estate. In case of active ownership the net rent and capital gain is taxed at the progressive tax rates. Passive income is subject to equity tax.

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