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Whether you are an entrepreneur, individual, or expat: we translate complex Dutch tax rules into a clear tax return. Jan de Belastingman handles everything carefully with human expert checks, ensuring you get maximum benefits without the stress.
Whether you are an entrepreneur, individual, or expat: we translate complex Dutch tax rules into a clear tax return. Jan de Belastingman handles everything carefully with human expert checks, ensuring you get maximum benefits without the stress.
Whatever your situation is, we handle your taxes personally, carefully, and fast.
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In the Netherlands, income tax is divided into three categories, known as boxes. Each box covers a different type of income and has its own rules.
In the Netherlands, income tax is divided into three categories, known as boxes. Each box covers a different type of income and has its own rules.
Box 1 applies to most people. It covers income such as salary from employment, self-employment income, and pensions. Your owner-occupied home is also included in this box. Deductions and tax credits determine how much tax you ultimately pay.
Box 2 applies if you own a substantial interest in a company, usually defined as owning 5% or more of the shares. This box covers income such as dividends or profits from selling shares.
Box 3 concerns your assets, such as savings, investments, and a second home. You pay tax if your total assets exceed the tax-free threshold. The Dutch tax authorities calculate tax based on an assumed return on your assets.
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