De salarisvereisten voor het jaar 2021 voor de 30% regeling zijn gepubliceerd. Het salarisvereiste bedraagt in 2021 minimaal EUR 38.961 (EUR 38.347 in 2020) belastbaar inkomen op jaarbasis (na toepassing van de 30% regeling). Voor werknemers jonger dan 30 jaar en in het bezit van een master diploma (gelijkwaardig aan een Nederlandse master) geldt een…
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Salary Thresholds in 2021
The 2021 salary requirements for the Dutch 30% ruling have been published by the Dutch authorities. The 2021 annual taxable income (after applying the 30% ruling) should be at least EUR 38.961 (EUR 38.347 in 2020). For employees younger than 30 years of age, with a master’s degree comparable to a Dutch master, the taxable…
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De salarisvereisten voor het jaar 2020 voor de 30% regeling zijn gepubliceerd. Het salarisvereiste bedraagt in 2020 minimaal EUR 38.347 (EUR 37.743 in 2019) belastbaar inkomen op jaarbasis (na toepassing van de 30% regeling). Voor werknemers jonger dan 30 jaar en in het bezit van een master diploma (gelijkwaardig aan een Nederlandse master) geldt een…
Read MoreSalary Thresholds in 2020
The 2020 salary requirements for the Dutch 30% ruling have been published by the Dutch authorities. The 2020 annual taxable income (after applying the 30% ruling) should be at least EUR 38.347 (EUR 37.743 in 2019). For employees younger than 30 years of age, with a master’s degree comparable to a Dutch master, the taxable…
Read MoreSalarisvereisten in 2019
De salarisvereisten voor het jaar 2019 voor de 30% regeling zijn gepubliceerd. Het salarisvereiste bedraagt in 2019 minimaal EUR 37.743 (EUR 37.296 in 2018) belastbaar inkomen op jaarbasis (na toepassing van de 30% regeling). Voor werknemers jonger dan 30 jaar en in het bezit van een master diploma (gelijkwaardig aan een Nederlandse master) geldt een…
Read MoreSalary Thresholds in 2019
The 2019 salary requirements for the Dutch 30% ruling have been published by the Dutch authorities. The 2019 annual taxable income (after applying the 30% ruling) should be at least EUR 37.743 (EUR 37.296 in 2018). For employees younger than 30 years of age, with a master’s degree comparable to a Dutch master, the taxable…
Read MoreTransition period Dutch 30% Ruling
As previously informed, the maximum term of the 30% ruling has been curtailed from 8 years to 5 years for existing and new 30% rulings. The Dutch government now announced the details of a transitional period for the group of people who would have been faced with termination of the 30% ruling in 2019 or…
Read MoreTransitional period announced
The Dutch government announced a transitional period for users of the 30% ruling who would lose their benefit in 2019 or 2020. More details will follow soon. #30percentruling #expats #globalmobility #immigration Source: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/documenten/kamerstukken/2018/10/15/kamerbrief-over-heroverweging-pakket-vestigingsklimaat
Read MorePay out bonuses before 2019 in case of losing entitlement
The Dutch government has curtailed the maximum term of the 30% ruling from 8 years to 5 years. This change will come into effect as of 1 January 2019 and will apply to all new and already granted 30% rulings. The government has not developed a transitional law for already granted 30% rulings. This means…
Read MoreThe Netherlands – Shortening of the 30% ruling for expatriate employees from eight to five years
The Dutch government announced in April 2018 that the maximum term of the 30% ruling will be reduced from 8 years to 5 years. The change is now official and has been included in the 2019 Tax Plan, which was published on Budget Day 2018 (‘Prinsjesdag’ – 18 September 2018). It is decided that the maximum…
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