30% Ruling Changes 2024
Important amendments to the 30% ruling
On 27 October 2023, the Dutch parliament unexpectedly made and approved two changes to the 30% ruling.
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Dutchtaxadvice focuses on helping non-Dutch speaking individuals and entrepreneurs with their Dutch taxes. Our clients are for example expats who come to work in the Netherlands temporarily. We help them in the period they live in the Netherlands, but also when they do not live here anymore but still have property, and thus tax issues, here. We also help employers with their international tax issues, frequently in connection with their expatriate employees. We also provide Dutch tax advice to entrepreneurs who have a business in the Netherlands. We help self-employed people, partnerships and limited liability companies alike. We do this in either the Dutch or English languages. We are here to help, you will be fully in control of your Dutch tax situation and not leave any tax advantages unused.
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Graduated from Leiden University in 2002. Kim has vast experience with administrations and tax compliance for small and medium businesses. She has helped both Dutch and English-speaking clients navigate through the Dutch legislation. Kim also likes to help individuals stay compliant with their personal taxes.
Stephanie is our in-house Payroll Specialist. She is available to support our clients with all payroll-related questions. She will ensure that your business has fulfilled all its payroll obligations and that your payroll administration is sound and up to date.
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Important amendments to the 30% ruling
On 27 October 2023, the Dutch parliament unexpectedly made and approved two changes to the 30% ruling.
As is tradition, on Prinsjesdag (Budget Day) the Dutch government has presented its tax plans for the coming year. These plans contain measures that aim to help the economy survive through the crisis caused by the Covid-19 outbreak but also more generic tax measures. We lined up what we think are the most important changes so that you know what these plans will mean for you or your business.
Expat pensions in the Netherlands
Not that long ago retirement options for most of us in the EU were simple and relatively easy to understand. In fact, it wasn’t even that important to fully comprehend the intricacies of pensions and how they worked. We retired at the normal date and the company we’d spent the last 40 years working for would pay us a guaranteed pension for life.