30% Ruling in the Netherlands
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30% Ruling in the Netherlands
The 30 ruling in the Netherlands is a tax incentive to attract qualified expat employees to the Netherlands. In case the 30 ruling is granted by the Dutch tax authorities, the expat employee will receive a taxable salary reduced to a 70% taxable salary. In other words: 30% of the agreed income will be exempt from wage tax and personal income tax. (f.e. an individual earns € 100,000 gross, € 30,000 will be exempt. The taxable income is € 70,000).
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Advantages of the 30 ruling
- Relief of wage and income tax (taxable salary) for the employee
- Employer can reimburse the extra territorial costs of the employee tax free
- The foreign driving license can be changed into a Dutch
- Extra reimbursements (tax free) for certain costs, such as International school
- Entrepreneurs who set up their own business in the Netherlands (with a foreign- or Dutch entity) can also use the 30% ruling
- Employers might attract more easily employees with specific scarcity (specialists)
- When filing a tax return you can choose to be taxed as a deemed non-resident tax payer (no 1,2% wealth tax and no reporting of foreign investment)
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