We advise on the 30% ruling, stock options and RSUs, avoiding double taxation, handling foreign income and assets, pension planning as an expat, and making the most of tax treaties between the Netherlands and your home country.
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A fresh start in the Netherlands.
Moving to or leaving the Netherlands brings unique tax opportunities and obligations. Whether it's your first income tax return with the M-form, the 30% ruling, stock options from your employer, or your final return when leaving — we help you optimize everything so you don't miss any tax benefits.
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Tax advice when moving to the Netherlands.
Moving to the Netherlands comes with new tax rules. We make sure you know where you stand.
30% ruling optimization.
We ensure you get the maximum benefit from the 30% ruling and guide you through the application.
We take care of
30% ruling application with tax authorities
Check if you qualify
Advice on salary and secondary benefits
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Global income strategy.
Avoid double taxation with a smart approach to income and assets outside the Netherlands.
We take care of
Insight into tax on foreign income and assets
Preventing double taxation
Coordination between Dutch and foreign rules
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Stock options & RSU's.
Stock options, RSUs, or other equity plans? We advise you on the tax implications.
We take care of
Explanation of payroll tax upon grant
Advice on timing of exercise or sale
Box 2 and box 3 optimization
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Leaving the Netherlands.
Moving away from the Netherlands? We handle your final return, conserving assessment and ensure you don't pay double tax.
We take care of
Emigration M-form and final return
Conserving assessment advice
Tax treaty and double taxation prevention
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Why 3,400+ people in the Netherlands trust us
How it works
Jan de Belastingman makes tax advice clear.
Four clear steps. No hassle. You provide the information, we take care of the rest.
Step 1
We map your situation.
Need advice on a specific topic? We start by getting a clear picture of your situation. You securely upload your documents, so we have a complete overview.
Step 2
Expert review.
Our tax advisors get straight to work, reviewing your situation and determining the best approach for you.
Step 3
Strategic advice plan.
You receive a clear, structured report with clear answers to your questions. We explain the available options and their financial impact for you.
Step 4
Personal follow-up.
We schedule a video call to go through the advice together, answer your questions, and help you decide on the next steps.
The four promises of Jan de Belastingman.
Whatever your situation is, we handle your taxes personally, carefully, and fast.
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30% ruling and expat tax: current figures
The 30% ruling is a tax benefit for employees recruited from abroad to work in the Netherlands. Up to 30% of gross salary is paid tax-free as compensation for extraterritorial costs.
Minimum salary 2025
EUR 46,107
Gross annual salary excluding the 30% allowance. For employees under 30 with a master's degree: EUR 35,048.
Minimum salary 2026
EUR 48,013
Reduced threshold for masters under 30: EUR 36,497 (source: belastingdienst.nl).
Maximum allowance
30%
Reduced to 27% from 2027. Transitional rules apply for employees with a ruling issued before 31 December 2023.
Duration
Max 5 years
Employee must have lived >150 km from the Dutch border and possess specific expertise.
Partial foreign tax liability
Abolished from 2025
From 2025, partial foreign taxpayer status no longer applies to new users. Transitional rules until 2026 for existing cases.
M-form
Required in year of move
The most complex Dutch tax form: divides worldwide income across the period inside and outside the Netherlands.
Full English service
Available
All communication, tax returns, and advice in English. No Dutch language required. Book an English-language consultation online.
30% ruling ending
Check your options
When your 30% ruling expires, your net income drops significantly. We help you plan ahead and optimize your tax position for the years after.
Emigration tax return
M-form required
Leaving the Netherlands? You must file an M-form covering the period you lived in the Netherlands plus a non-resident return for the remaining period.
Conserving assessment
Box 1, 2 and 3
Upon emigration, the Dutch Tax Authority may impose a conserving assessment on substantial interest (Box 2), annuities/pension (Box 1) and sometimes assets. This assessment is deferred but not forgiven.
Fixed price expat advice
From € 249
Personal tax advice by a certified specialist. Covers 30% ruling, international assets, stock options, and tax treaty analysis.
Sources: 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.