Sole proprietorship or limited company (bv)
Choosing a legal form: one of the first decisions you have to make. Are you going for a sole proprietorship or a BV? Find out in this article which legal form suits your company best.
Tax on crypto earnings in the Netherlands
A question that is asked a lot: do you have to pay tax on the profit of your crypto? You have to declare the value of your crypto in box 3 (savings & investments). Read more about it in this blog.
No capital gains tax in the Netherlands
In the Netherlands, you do not pay tax on your actual return, but a notional return is calculated on your box 3 capital. In this article, you can read more about the box 3 tax.
What is your tax residency?
Your tax residency determines where you are taxed. However, this can lead to conflicts. Read more about your tax residency and preventing double taxation in this article.
Tax plans of Budget Day 2021
Budget Day 2021. In this article, you can read the most important fiscal changes for the year 2022. Here, we list the announced tax plans for 2022.
Budget Day 2021: the expectations
Budget Day 2021 is coming again. In this article, you will find the predictions for Budget Day 2021, and you can read more about the tax changes for the year 2022.
Self-employed (zzp) vs. employed
Are you doubting to quit your job and start as a freelancer? View the pros and cons here. We help both individuals and self-employed people, feel free to contact us!
Extended the tax return deadline? File your taxes now!
Did you extend your tax return deadline? Then, file your tax return before 1 September! We are happy to help you submit a correct tax return. Read more about it here.
What to do with surplus value?
Surplus value arises when the value of your house is higher than the remaining mortgage. Tax-wise, you should pay attention when spending this amount. In this article, we explain why.
Non-working spouse benefit
How people look at the non-working spouse benefit (also known as the general tax credit) has changed over time. In this article, you can read why and how you can still claim the non-working spouse benefit.
