Tax advice for a decision
Moving, selling, taking equity or splitting a household. One conversation before the choice is cheaper than a repair after it.
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Filing, advice and business tax sit below with gift and estate returns. A cross-border year runs through the filing route when a return is what you need. Pick the route that matches your job, then the page that answers it.
Orientation
Tax services in the Netherlands means four jobs at TaxSavers. We file returns and we advise on decisions. We handle the tax side of running a business. And we deal with the returns that come with a gift, an estate or a childcare place.
We organise this page by the job you have, not by the type of tax. Four routes sit below. Each one takes you to the page that does the work. Each one also says what it does not cover.
Two things sit deliberately elsewhere. The rules themselves live on the Dutch tax system. That page explains the boxes, the rates and fiscal partnership. It files nothing. A company's needs beyond tax sit on business services.
Tax is one of four things we advise on. Mortgage, insurance and pension run through the same conversation. Would you rather start from a life moment than from a service? Then your situation is the way in.
Filing
Most people arrive here because something is due. The pages below start with working out which form is yours. They also cover the provisional assessment that pays a refund monthly.
Weighing a decision rather than meeting a deadline? Start at advice on your situation. Filing for a company or a one-person business sits under running a business here.
Income or assets in another country as well? Start at filing help below. That page works out which form your cross-border year needs.
Advice
Advice is what you book before a decision, not after a deadline. The pages below cover advice on a single question and an advisor for your city. They also cover the Box 3 side of savings.
If a return is what you actually need, go back to getting your return filed. Advice for a company or a one-person business belongs in running a business here. What advice costs sits on the services and prices card under filing.
Moving, selling, taking equity or splitting a household. One conversation before the choice is cheaper than a repair after it.
The hub for our city pages, from Amsterdam to Eindhoven. The same advisor and the same conversation sit behind each one.
Savings, investments and a second property sit in Box 3. This page covers what that means for you and what you can still influence.
Business
A business changes which returns you file and which decisions are worth taking early.
The pages below cover the business itself and the employer side.
Filing for yourself rather than your company sits in getting your return filed. Personal advice sits in advice on your situation. Are you the employee rather than the employer? Then the 30% ruling is your page. That page explains your side. Your own return still runs through the filing route. Insurance, pension and everything else a business runs on sit on business services. That is a section landing page, not a second tax root. Prices for the business work sit on the services and prices card under filing.
Life events
Some returns exist only because something happened in the family. A gift, an inheritance or a child in daycare each brings its own form and its own deadline. The pages below include a checklist for everything an estate return needs.
The rules behind these taxes, who is exempt and from what point, belong to the Dutch tax system. This route is about getting the form in on time. The services and prices card under filing covers what these returns cost.
The full list
Every page that sits under this one, grouped the same way as the routes above. Filter by personal or business. Search a term in English or Dutch. To open a page, use the route it belongs to. City pages sit behind the advisor card in the advice route.
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Your next step
Tell us what is going on. You leave the call knowing which page is yours and who handles it. 20 minutes, no obligation.
What's included
A dedicated advisor
One team for tax, mortgage, insurance and pension
Not sure which return is yours? This page starts from your situation and works out which form applies before we file anything.
The yearly income tax return, prepared by an advisor and shown to you as a draft before it goes in.
The migration year has its own long form. This page explains what it asks for and how we handle it with you.
A refund can reach you monthly instead of once a year. This page covers setting that up and keeping it right.
How your company is set up decides what you pay for years. This page is the conversation about that structure.
Income tax for a one-person business, where the return covers both the person and the business.
The btw return that comes round every quarter, prepared from your own bookkeeping and filed on time.
The employer side of the ruling: who qualifies, what you apply for and what the application asks of you.
A gift above the exempt amount brings a return with it. This page covers who files it and by when.
An estate usually has a return to file, often at the hardest possible moment. We take that part off your hands.
What to gather before an estate return can be prepared, in the order you will be asked for it.
Applying for kinderopvangtoeslag and keeping the estimate behind it true, so the year does not end in a repayment.
Frequently asked
The questions we hear before anyone picks a page. Yours not here? Ask Menno
The opgaaf wereldinkomen, which the Belastingdienst asks for separately when your household income crosses a border.
What each service includes and what it costs, in one overview, so you know before you book.
Bringing someone in from abroad has a tax side that starts before the first working day. This page sets it out.
How is this page fact-checked?
We check every page for accuracy, timeliness and relevance. Each one is written and reviewed by our qualified advisors, so the information stays clear, complete and correct.
Updated 2 September 2026
“Most people who call me already know something needs doing. They just cannot tell whether it needs filing, a decision or nothing at all. That is a short conversation, and it saves a long one later.”
Menno van der Made
Tax advisor
Your advisor
Some situations do not land neatly on one of these pages, and that is normal. Describe yours to Menno and he will tell you which page does the work. He will also say when a conversation should come first. He answers in English or Dutch.
In one call we work out where you belong and what happens next.
One question, typed rather than spoken. Useful when you only need pointing.
Speak to a tax advisor on +31 20 2170120 rather than leaving a message.
