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Podcast: The 30% rule under fire The 30% Rule is a tax break for expats in the Netherlands and it is being reviewed. Some 60,000 expats currently qualify for this generous tax allowance - but what changes are likely and why is this all happening now? Our expert tax advisor Robert Bosma was interviewed by

Personal income tax return 2016 Most likely, you have received the invitation with regard to the filing of your personal income tax return 2016 recently. We will be happy to assist you (and your partner) with filing these returns.

Frequently asked questions about the 30% ruling The 30% ruling is a hot topic among expats. Every expat has heard about it, but yet only a few know what it actually entails.

Gift tax exemptions 2017 between Parents and Children The Dutch government has re-introduced the € 100,000 gift tax exemption as of 2017. The same gift tax exemption was in force as a temporary measure, applicable from October 2013 until December 2014.

Changes in employment law as of January 2015 In recent years Dutch labor law has undergone some changes to increase flexibility. The first part of the new law will come into force as of January 2015 and the second part of the new legislation will be enforced in July 2015.

High interest charges on corporate income tax assessments Starting on the first of April 2014, the tax authorities will charge an (annual) interest of 8.25% on corporate income tax assessments relating to book years 2012 and beyond.

Filing for income tax returns in the Netherlands The start of the year doesn’t just bring New Year’s resolutions, but also the need to settle your income tax return. In this article Broadstreet explains the procedure and takes you through the basic steps.

Changes in taxes and the Dutch tax plan for 2014 Every year the Dutch government announces their Tax Plan for the upcoming year. This plan includes the changes in taxation laws for the fiscal year 2014. Below are the major changes the plan contains.