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Editor's guide to Tax in the Netherlands

Tax

06/03/2012Editor's guide to Tax in the Netherlands

Our guide to the Tax section of Expatica Netherlands covers the basics of the Dutch tax system and advantageous tax rulings for expats.

Taxes in your native country are complicated enough. Expatriate taxes can be totally confusing. Expatica article the Dutch tax system explained offers the basic guidelines to taxation in the Netherlands. Questions addressed on Expatica’s Tax section and in the Tax category of the Ask-the-expert section include: ‘Does my new country of residence tax expats or do tax rules back home still apply?’ and ‘What about inheritance tax in the Netherlands?’

Expatica’s articles include Expatax's How to avoid tax fines for the 2011 return, Tax advantages for expat house buyers and, In their March 2011 article, Finsens highlight some of the deductible expenses for income tax returns in the Netherlands.

Expat tax advantages
Expatica covers tax advantages in your new country of residence, such as tax advantage for highly skilled workers, the 30 percent ruling in the Netherlands or tax advantages for expat house buyers.

Ask the expert and listings of expat tax advisors

Visit the Find an expat tax advisor Expatica's A-Z listings in the Financial advisor or Taxation category or the Taxation information subcategory to find details of your local tax office.

Ask-the-expert

You can also ask one of Expatica’s international and expat tax experts listed under the Tax category for free advice.

Expatica discussion forums
Expats who’d like to share their viewpoints or ask advice from ‘veteran’ expats can visit the Expatica forums and get involved in discussions on expatriate tax issues in the Netherlands.