As a homeowner in the Netherlands, you heard about mortgage intrerest deduction as a tax benefit, but as a villa owner you can also receive eigenwoningforfait.
Prinsjesdag 2024 results are here. How does it affect your next financial year? Keep on reading to find out important outcomes for your 2025 income and taxes.
Tax returns can be difficult, especially if it’s your first time. From March 1, you can file a tax return and see whether you may receive a refund or have to pay extra. We are therefore happy to help you on your way with some useful tips.
The tax system changes every year! And as you’ve probably heard, there are going to be some tax changes for 2024 as well. Some rates are going down, others are going up. Rates are changing in all three boxes, but the biggest change is in Box 2.
Prinsjesdag 2023 – which happens on the third Tuesday of September – has already occurred. On this day in 2023, Minister Kaag of Finance presented the Dutch House of Representatives with the Budget Memorandum and State Budget for 2024.
Tax season is now over and a strikingly large number of Dutch people have missed the deadline for filing their tax returns. Nearly 200,000 people have failed to file their tax return on time or have not requested a postponement.
Don’t forget! The deadline for submitting your M-Form tax filing is approaching, set for July 1st.
Get informed about the changes to the box 3 system in the Netherlands with our latest article. The Spring Memorandum 2023 outlines the proposed changes.
Dutch transfer tax goes up in 2023. The general rate will increase from 8% to 10.4% as of 2023. The reduced rate will remain at 2% and the starter exemption will be increased.
Box 3 is going to change. The restoration of rights and the temporary design of box 3 will be initiated based on the fixed savings variant.