Our philosophy is that you only provide good advice if you care about other people. And that is what we do. We do for you what we would do if we were in your situation.
We sell knowledge. It is our business to know and to help you with this knowledge. We help large numbers of people and entrepreneurs that are in similar situations such as yours.
Tax is complicated enough already. We try to make everything as easy as possible for you and give you all our advice in the English language. We listen to your needs and help in all possible ways. Always.
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.
Graduated from Tilburg University in 2006 and formerly working for “Big four” advisories and multinational enterprises, Mark has extensive knowledge about tax and is always happy to help you.
Graduate in International Financial Management, Filip started off with managing the finances of an Amsterdam based startup. Now taking up various challenges at dutchtaxadvice.nl , he helps start-ups and expats alike.
Alexander always strives to bring the best experience to the client. Keeping tax simple is the way to go. We strive to translate this difficult topic for you and keep you up to date.
Carmen enjoys helping entrepreneurs with their administration and bookkeeping-related questions. She ensures that our clients’ administrations stay up to date and are well maintained. When the time comes, Carmen will assist with your VAT declarations and preparing your Financial accounts.
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.
Bas is our inhouse Corporate Tax specialist. He has more than 15 years of experience in this field, and is always ready to help business owners, international or local, to best take care of their compliance and arrange the best setup for them.
Nancy loves working closely with entrepreneurs, helping them with accounting and improving their administration. Her many years of experience in bookkeeping have taught her the importance of maintaining good financial records and the implications of taxes on businesses.
If you want to start a business in the Netherlands, setting it up the right way may save you a lot of taxes, but more importantly, it will prevent unnecessary headaches. We make sure your business is registered or your limited liability company is incorporated.
You want to stay in accordance with all tax regulations.We are here to assist you with your administration, periodic VAT declarations and your annual accounts. You have further questions and need aditional services.
We provide Dutch tax advice in the English language, making sure you understand what we mean. Taxes are complex in Dutch already, we try to make things simple for you!
Filing an income tax return in the Netherlands enables you to claim a tax refund or to assess the tax you owe. We help you with this, making your life easier.
We are experts on the Dutch 30% ruling. We apply for the ruling and advise on it, so that you can benefit fully from it and do not loose it.
A recent court case has confirmed that employees living in the Netherlands on a search year visa after completing their studies are in some cases not eligible for the 30% ruling tax benefit.
Starting January 1, 2025, the Dutch government is introducing updated rules for the starters exemption and the 2% transfer tax rate. These changes are part of the new Transfer Tax Act and bring clarity to how economic ownership and access to properties before transfer are handled.
The Dutch government has rolled out an updated Decree on Avoidance of Double Taxation, refining how international tax agreements and arrangements are applied. This replaces the previous version from April 2023.
