This guide explains how expats can claim a tax exemption under the 30% ruling in the Netherlands.Maybe you’ve heard of the 30% ruling available to employees who move to the Netherlands and want to benefit. From early last year, a Dutch company and myself have been working on getting me to come and work in NL as the company does not have the skills that I posses.
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However, if you are moving to the Netherlands to The most common way for the Dutch 30% ruling to be applied is for the employee to agree to a salary reduction of 30% in exchange for this percentage being reimbursed in expenses. !Dear Colleagues, Unfortunately I also have to join the Club: I have got a mortgage... My offer is to team up and may be hire a lawyer together for a collective application to court otherwise we can expect other "surprises" soon from the government changing the law backwards.
I hate to think that the Dutch government will start thinking like that but if i cannot trust the government i have to move somewhere else where i can (and where my skills are also appreciated).Interested people can join the fb group: However, as was the case in previous years, there are groups that qualify for whom this figure does not apply. Hope this helps!Hi there.
A lot of people think that moving to a different country is going to be a big barrier. Would really affect us all.Join the facebook group to follow the discussion with more people in the same situation: Already started looking for jobs.. Can't trust this government. Can't wait for someone to ask me how my dutch is going.Last time they cut from 10 to 8 years, but applied to newcomers only. But what is the 30%This guide explains everything you need to know about the Netherlands’ 30Providing overall solutions for fiscal and financial issues of both expatriates and business clients, J.C. Suurmond & zn. Therefore it is a good idea to discuss this issue with any potential employers before taking up the post.
But if, for example, your salary is €55,000, this could be split between €38,500 base salary and €16,500 as a reimbursement because your reduced salary is above the current threshold. Hope this helps!
Hello All, I thought that if I had a signed legal document stated the benefit until year 2022, with the government signature on it, it's legally binding... At least my mortgage provider seemed to think so.Agree. You would still benefit from the 30% ruling but not to the full amount. This is really not ok. I am not prepared to take a risk because there is no guarantee that 5 years will become 3 or even 2. https://www.change.org/p/dutch-government-should-not-break-existing-contracts-keep-the-trust-with-expatsI am also in the same situation. It is also possible that you already have a mortgage in the Netherlands for which you have applied with the 30% regulation still going strong. Government proposing retrospective changes.
However, you must still meet the minimum salary requirements after the 30% reduction. It's significant reduction and would severely impact financial condition for me. Many Dutch parties proposing to cut the allowance or scrap it entirely.
Non-residents don’t have to pay income tax on Box 2 and 3 income (except on real estate located in the Netherlands and substantial shareholding in a Dutch resident BV). We have contracted mortgages, expenses, etc. I would have taken some of these tasks myself going forward but, I am due soon and would be best a person with more energy and time to start actioning the topic. Which cookies and scripts are used and how they impact your visit is specified on the left. Now they are going to change to 5 years from 1st Jan 2019. If it had only for newcomers, it'd be ok but it's not acceptable for people who are already receiving the tax advantage. Government should look into it and amend this new change for the existing beneficiaries. Maybe tomorrow they want back all the money we got using the 30%..and lack of trust is bad for the economy.pity..Please sign petition below if you think this is not what you want I came again Netherlands in 2016 and applied for 30% ruling. If I decide to stay longer that 5 years and would like to receive bigger pension one day, I will give up 30% by my will.In the same boat as lots of other folks posting here--just bought an apartment and took my mortgage based on assumption of 30% ruling lasting the full 8 years.
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