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Tax updates

Tax changes in the Netherlands: what is in force in 2026

Every year the rules move. We read the annual tax package called the Belastingplan. We tell you what passed, what is only an announcement and what that means.

Written byJacqueline Heemskerk5 min

Tax updates

Spring memorandum 2026: what the cabinet proposed and how firm it is

In the spring memorandum the cabinet says what it wants to change about tax. We set out what this edition proposes and what it could mean for you.

Written byVictor van Gilse5 min

Tax updates

End of year tax tips Netherlands: what to do before 31 December

Some Dutch tax decisions have a hard edge on 31 December. We set out what still fits this year and the date each lever closes.

Written byIvar Österlund6 min

Self-employed

Influencer tax on your TikTok income

Money you earn on TikTok, YouTube or from a brand deal is income for Dutch tax. We explain the three routes it can take.

Written byKaylee Voorpostel5 min

Gifts & inheritance

Tax-free gifting in the Netherlands

Schenkbelasting is the Dutch gift tax. It applies when the donor lives in the Netherlands. We explain the 2026 tax-free amounts and which exemption fits. You also see who must file a return. A recent move abroad by the donor can still bring Dutch gift tax.

Written byMia Gradidge3 min

Gifts & inheritance

Gift on paper: what it saves and costs

A gift on paper can shrink the estate your child inherits. Your savings stay put, apart from the yearly interest. Here is what it actually saves and where it can cost you.

Written byAnne Bon4 min

Box 3

Box 3 Assets: What Counts in 2026?

Box 3 is the Dutch tax on your wealth, including assets you hold abroad. We explain what counts in 2026 and how the calculation works.

Written byMenno van der Made7 min

Box 3

Box 3 final assessment: what to review and what to do

Your final Box 3 assessment is the Belastingdienst's definitive calculation for a tax year. We explain when it arrives, how to read the Box 3 figures on it and how to object if something looks wrong.

Written byNadya Smirnova4 min

Dutch tax system

Tax brackets and tariffs in the Netherlands (2026)

The Dutch tax brackets and tariffs that apply in 2026, set out box by box. A worked example shows what you actually pay.

Written byMarcin Kwiatkowski4 min

Tax updates

Budget Day Netherlands: What Changes for Your Taxes

Budget Day 2026 has passed. The cabinet presented the Belastingplan 2027. We set out per theme what it changes and where the figures live.

Written byMenno van der Made3 min

Dutch tax system

How to split your Dutch tax return with your fiscal partner (2026)

Fiscal partners choose who reports the shared income and deductions in the joint return. That includes couples with foreign income or an arrival year. We explain how you find the split that saves the most.

Written byIvar Österlund5 min

Expat mortgages

The 30% ruling and your Dutch mortgage — what lenders really do

A short, practical read on how the 30% ruling affects what banks will lend you — and the three questions that change the answer.

Written byTim van Hulst1 min
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