VAT and Income Tax for freelancers in The Netherlands
Are you a freelancer feeling overwhelmed by Dutch tax paperwork? Here is a practical guide that will help you navigate taxes as a freelancer.
Prinsjesdag 2024
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.
What is Prinsjesdag / Budget Day?
What does Prinsjesdag mean for you as a tax payer? This article explains the effect this day has on your finances and what can you expect for upcoming changes.
Tax Tips for Freelancers
Navigating taxes can be daunting for freelancers, especially starters. Take control of your returns, bookkeeping, and retirement savings. Simplified with our tips and tricks!
VAT return tips and tricks for Q4 2024
The VAT return for the fourth quarter must be submitted again. It is the last declaration of 2023, marking the closure of the VAT year. Since this is the final declaration of the year, it follows a slightly different process than the previous three filings. We provide some tips to ensure that you can complete the VAT return without any worries!
Dutch hours criterion for self-employed in 2022
In this series, we give you a number of fiscal end-of-year tips. This blog is about the hours criterion for entrepreneurs in the Netherlands.
Dutch tax on royalties
Royalties are payments you receive because somebody is using your work. You pay income tax and VAT on this. Read more about Dutch tax on royalties.
Additional assessment for turnover tax in the Netherlands
Forgot the VAT return? You will receive an additional assessment for turnover tax on which the tax authorities estimate a high VAT amount.
Avoid false self-employment (zzp)
The Dutch government wants a stricter approach against false self-employment. There must be clearer rules about whether you are seen as an employee or a self-employed professional (zzp).
Fiscal Retirement Reserve in the Netherlands
The fiscal old-age reserve (FOR) is a scheme for entrepreneurs in the Netherlands to save for later (max. 9.44% per year). Please note: there are plans to abolish the FOR in 2023.