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Tax return after moving.
Did you move to the Netherlands or leave the country during the past year? You will need to file an M-form with the Belastingdienst. This is the most complex tax form: it covers both your domestic and foreign tax obligations. Eligible for the 30% ruling? Up to 30% of your gross salary is tax-free — a significant benefit that must be correctly processed in your return. Our fiscal consultants have extensive experience with M-forms, international asset situations and tax treaties. Available in Dutch and English.
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Is this for you?
You moved to or from the Netherlands this year.
You want to correctly process your 30% ruling.
You want to avoid double taxation.
Confident about your tax return after moving.
We carefully review your situation before and after your move, calculate your Dutch tax position, and file your tax return using the M-form where required.
International expertise.
We make sure your income is allocated correctly between countries, so you avoid double taxation.
We take care of
Insight into your income before and after your move
Allocation of income between countries
Application of Dutch tax rules
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Deduction calculation.
We calculate exactly which tax credits you are entitled to based on your specific migration date.
We take care of
Application of deductions and tax credits
Accurate calculation of tax payable or refund
Review of your full tax position
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30% ruling support.
We ensure the 30% ruling is correctly applied to your M-form to maximize your first-year benefits.
We take care of
Correct application of the 30% ruling
Full completion of the M-form
On-time filing with the Dutch tax authorities
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What our clients say
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Why 3,400+ people in the Netherlands trust us
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D. Mitchell
International client
“The team responded quickly and put together a package that fit my situation perfectly. What stood out was their honesty — they even refunded what I didn't end up using. I'd happily work with them again.”
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W. Richter
Cross-border tax question
“I wasn't even a client yet and still received fast, knowledgeable advice on my cross-border tax situation. That level of helpfulness is rare.”
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S. Moreau
Expat tax client
“A friendly and responsive team that took the time to assess my personal situation and gave clear, practical guidance on my tax obligations in the Netherlands.”
How it works
Jan de Belastingman covers it all: from start to finish.
Four clear steps. No hassle. You provide the information, we handle the rest.
Step 1
Upload your immigration details.
Upload your tax return details and immigration information. We review everything carefully and check which tax rules apply to your situation.
Step 2
Receive your draft tax return.
You receive a draft tax return prepared by an expert. Take your time to review it, ask questions or make adjustments if needed.
Step 3
We file your tax return.
After your approval, Jan de Belastingman submits your tax return to the Dutch tax authorities.
Step 4
We're here for you.
Even after filing, we remain available for questions about your new tax situation in the Netherlands.
The four promises of Jan de Belastingman.
Whatever your situation is, we handle your taxes personally, carefully, and fast.
Fixed price
Not satisfied? Money back
Response within 24h
Direct contact
Moving to the Netherlands in numbers
Each year, more than 230,000 people relocate to the Netherlands. Special rules apply when you move during the tax year.
Relocations per year
230,000+
Immigrants settling in the Netherlands (CBS)
Required form
M-form
The most complex form issued by the Dutch Tax Authority
30% ruling
Up to 30% tax-free
Of your gross salary, for a maximum of 5 years
Sources: CBS (Statistics Netherlands) · Dutch Tax Authority
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Have another question? Contact us and we'll be happy to help.
You need an M-form if you moved to or from the Netherlands during the tax year. This form ensures you only pay tax over the period you lived in the Netherlands and helps avoid double taxation.
Yes, if you meet the conditions, we can apply for the 30% ruling. You must be recruited from abroad and possess specific expertise. We check if you qualify and handle the application.
The Netherlands has tax treaties with many countries. We ensure your income is correctly declared in both countries and that you receive credit for tax already paid abroad.
Yes, we offer complete guidance in English. Your advisor speaks fluent English and all communication can be in English.
An M-form tax filing costs EUR 299 (fixed price, including VAT). This includes a complete return by an experienced fiscal consultant with international tax treaty expertise, a 30% ruling check, a draft review and timely submission to the Dutch Tax Authority. No hidden fees or hourly rates.
The P-form is for individuals who lived in the Netherlands for the entire year. The M-form is used when you moved to or from the Netherlands during the tax year. The M-form is significantly more complex: you must split your income between a domestic and a foreign period, account for tax treaties, and potentially process the 30% ruling.
The 30% ruling is a tax facility for employees recruited from abroad who possess specific expertise. Up to 30% of your gross salary is paid tax-free as a compensation for extraterritorial costs. The ruling applies for a maximum of 5 years. Conditions: you must have been recruited from outside a 150 km radius of the Dutch border and meet the salary requirement. Our fiscal consultants verify your eligibility and correctly process the ruling in your M-form.
Yes, you can file or correct a return up to 5 years back. This can be especially beneficial if you missed deductions such as the 30% ruling or mortgage interest. Jan de Belastingman also handles catch-up filings and assists with voluntary corrections at the Dutch Tax Authority.
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What drives us
Tax matters don't have to be complicated. We make sure you know exactly where you stand — and that you never pay more than necessary.
Luuk
Tax Specialist & Director
As the person ultimately responsible, Luuk leads our team of tax specialists and ensures the quality of every tax return and every piece of advice. With years of experience at leading firms, he knows exactly where the opportunities lie — and makes sure you benefit from them.