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Are you going to move to the Netherlands? Or the other way around? During the migration, a lot will change in your personal situation. Also, from a tax point of view, several things have to be arranged.
Leave your details in our online contact form or call us at +31 (0)20 – 2170120 and we will get in touch to see if we can help you with filing the tax return.
Immigration
When you move towards the Netherlands, certain things will change in your situation. First of all, your tax liability will change. From now on, you will be seen as a resident taxpayer in the Netherlands. Next to this, you have to apply for a DigiD and you need to inscribe yourself at the municipality (this way, you will receive a BSN). You can find the complete list here.
Emigration
There are many things you have to take into account when you are going to emigrate: certain things have to be arranged. First of all, you have to unsubscribe yourself from the municipality and inform the tax authorities about a change of address. Next to this, it is important to check the health insurance and allowances (whether you are still eligible for this). You can find the checklist here.
Tax return
Are you going to move to or out of the Netherlands? Then, the tax authorities need certain information about you. Through a special migration form, also known as the M-form, you can provide information to the Belastingdienst.
The reason why it is so important to declare your migration is to determine where you have to pay taxes and where you are insured for social security.
What is different about the M-form?
First of all, the M-form is not available online. Unfortunately, you have to file the M-form in the old-fashioned way: by pen. But the good news is that in most cases you can expect a tax refund! The reason for this is that when you did not live in the Netherlands for the whole year due to migration, there is a good chance that the average tax rate has been set too high. Click here to read more about the M-form.
30% ruling
When you are recruited from another country to the Netherlands as a highly-skilled migrant, you might be confronted with some extra costs (e.g. travel costs), also known as extraterritorial costs. To compensate for these costs, you can apply for the 30% ruling: 30% of your income is excluded from taxes! Be aware: some requirements are attached to this. Read more about the 30% ruling here.
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Do you have questions regarding migration and the tax return? Or do you have other tax-related questions? We are happy to help! Please contact us for a free introduction using our details mentioned below.
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