TaxSavers Financial Services
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How TaxSavers works, on the record

Four short routes through everything we publish about ourselves: who we are, how we work, what you agree to and who to talk to. Each route says what it holds before you open it.

5.0/51,500+ Google reviews
Written by
Hardy SchuerhoffChief Technology Officer
Reviewed by
Boy MulderDirector
Updated 3 September 2026

Orientation

What TaxSavers is, in short

TaxSavers is a Dutch advisory firm in Amstelveen. We advise on tax. Our associated company A&H Finance advises on mortgage, insurance and pension. We have been registered at the Kamer van Koophandel, the Dutch chamber of commerce, since December 2018. Everything runs from one office at Amsterdamseweg 71A. Our clients live all over the Netherlands, and some live abroad and still have Dutch income or Dutch property. We meet by video call and by phone, and documents reach us through a secure upload.

Two things we do not do. Payroll for a company's staff is not part of our work. We do not advise on which investments to buy. We do take care of the tax on your savings and investments.

The rest of this page is the directory, not the story. Each route below opens on the page that holds the answer. Who runs the firm, how it is paid, what it holds itself to. What our terms say, and how to reach us. The story of the firm is on about us and is not repeated here.

5.0/5on Google · 1,500+ reviews
One officeAmsterdamseweg 71A, Amstelveen
English or Dutchwhichever you would rather speak
One working dayreply to your question

Who we are

Where to read who we are and what clients say

Three pages between them tell you who you would be working with. The first is our own account of the firm. The second is other people's account of us, published where we cannot edit it. The third names the organisations we work alongside, so you can see who else is in the room.

None of the three answers a tax question. If that is what you came for, the tax section describes the work itself. For mortgage, insurance or pension our associated company A&H Finance does that work.

Hardy Schuerhoff, Marcel Hulsman, Boy Mulder

The firm, in our words

Who started TaxSavers, what we set out to do and how the team works now. The narrative account, written by us and read as such.

Reviews from clients

Reviews people left after we had done the work, in their words rather than ours. A link takes you to the full set on Google.

Who we work with

The organisations we partner with, listed by name. The network behind a piece of advice, visible rather than implied.

How we work

How we are paid, and what we hold ourselves to

We write down how we work and put it online. One page covers how we are paid. Another holds our editorial standards. Both exist because we would rather publish the answer than wait to be asked for it.

The third is the ordinary one: the questions people put to us before they decide anything.

None of the three is a price list and none of them is advice. What a service costs is on that service's own page.

Our editorial standards

The rules our writers work to: naming the author, sourcing a figure and publishing a correction when one is due.

Frequently asked questions

The longer set of questions, beyond the six answered further down this page.

The terms

What you agree to, and what we do with your data

The small print, published in full rather than sent on request. The terms say what we take on when you become a client and what stays yours to do. The disclaimer draws the line this website keeps to: everything here is general information and none of it is advice about your own situation.

The privacy statement covers your data, from what we hold to how you get it back out again.

Terms and conditions

The agreement that applies once you become a client: what we take on, what we do not and how either of us can end it.

Disclaimer

What the information on this website is, and what it is not. Two minutes well spent before you act on anything here.

Reach us

Where to find a person

Start here when you want a person rather than a page. Contact gives you the phone number, the email address and the form. Careers is where the open roles sit. Press and media is for journalists working to a deadline.

A question about the firm itself goes straight to the box below. A question about your own tax year does not start here at all, it starts on the service you need.

Get in touch

Every way to reach us, with the opening hours beside each one and what happens after you get in touch.

Working at TaxSavers

The open roles and what the work is actually like. The vacancies themselves are in Dutch, because the day to day here is.

Press and media

For journalists: what we can comment on, who to put the question to and how fast you get an answer back.

Mia Gradidge
Replies within one working day

“Nearly every question I get about the firm is the same question underneath: can I check this myself. So we publish the answer rather than promise it. If something is missing, I would rather hear it than have you guess.”

Mia Gradidge

Tax advisor

English and DutchVideo call or phone

Ask us

Still not sure who to ask?

A question about the firm rather than about tax goes to Mia. She answers it herself, or passes it on the same day to the colleague who can. A mortgage, insurance or pension question goes to A&H Finance instead.

Frequently asked

Questions about the firm

The six we get asked most. Yours not here? Ask Mia

Where are you based, and do you work outside Amstelveen?
Our only office is at Amsterdamseweg 71A in Amstelveen, and we take on work the length of the country. There is no second branch. Most of what we do happens remotely, with documents coming in through a secure upload. That suits people whose situation already crosses a border.
Who writes what I read on this site?
Our editorial standards answer that in full. They name the roles involved and they set out what we do when a figure proves wrong. For this page, the writer, the reviewer and the date it was last checked all sit at the top.
How do you make money?
There is a page for exactly that, and it is one of the three above. How we make money breaks it down service by service. It is a fair question to put to any advisor. We would rather answer it in writing than off the cuff on a call.
Are the reviews on this site real?
They are Google reviews, and you can read them at the source. The score and the count you see are pulled from Google rather than typed in by us. The reviews page links straight through. The full set is one click away, including the ones we would not have picked.
I am not a client. Can I still ask you something?
Yes, and you will get an answer. A question about our terms, our sources or the way we work does not need a client relationship behind it. Email us or ring the office. Say it is a general question so it reaches the right desk first time.
I do not live in the Netherlands, but I have Dutch income. Is that you?
Yes, some of our clients live abroad with Dutch income. Dutch income and Dutch property stay ours to deal with after you move away. The same holds in reverse, for a Dutch resident with something abroad. Which pages apply depends on where you are tax resident, so start on the tax section rather than here.

Anything missing?

Ask us what is not on the page

If something you needed to know is not on any of these pages, tell us. We will answer you directly. Where the question is a fair one for everybody, we will publish the answer too.

What's included

  • A reply from Mia or the colleague who knows

  • An answer in writing, so you can check it later