Tax changes 2026
What are the latest changes in Dutch tax law for 2026? See the key updates and how they could affect your financial situation.
End of year tax tips 2025
Just made your first sale as an entrepreneur? Here’s what happens next. This guide explains what VAT is, how VAT returns work in the Netherlands, and how to handle your first one like a pro.
Q&A Annual margin 2025: How to grow your pension with tax benefits
Learn how averaging works in the Netherlands and see if you can still benefit for 2022-2024. Read our Q&A for answers to the most common questions.
Prinsjesdag 2025– Budget day: tax plans and consequences for entrepreneurs, box 3 finances, and housing market
What are the most important tax changes from the Spring Memorandum update 2025? And what do they mean for you as a taxpayer in the Netherlands in 2026? Read here:
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.
Box 3 Actual Return
All about the Opgaaf Werkelijk Rendement (OWR) in Box 3: how it works, when to file, and the 2025 rules.
Spring Memorandum 2025: What it means for your Dutch taxes in 2026
What are the most important tax changes from the Spring Memorandum update 2025? And what do they mean for you as a taxpayer in the Netherlands in 2026? Read here:
Everything you need to know about crypto taxes
More and more people are taking a step into the fascinating world of cryptocurrencies, where names such as Bitcoin and Ethereum are becoming increasingly famous. But what about the taxes on these digital assets?
Remote working and it’s tax benefits
Explore the tax implications of the growing trend of remote work since the pandemic. In addition to the obvious benefits of comfort, we take a look at potential tax advantages and discuss the consequences for both remote workers and their employers.
Company bike in the Netherlands
Company bike as a fringe benefit in the Netherlands. The addition (7% per year) is added to the employee’s salary. For the employer, the VAT on the bicycle is deductible up to € 130.
