COVID-19 + GLOBAL MOBILITY
At the moment, individuals and organisations all over the world are facing big challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There is a great deal of uncertainty and we expect that you may have many questions. In times like these, LIMES international is ready to advise you and answer your questions regarding the coronavirus related to global mobility.
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NEWSFLASH
Annual review 30% ruling salary requirement 2020
In order to qualify for the 30% ruling, employees must have specific expertise, among other [...]
In doubt about the authenticity of Dutch residence permits?
The Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) has started issuing new Dutch residence permits. From [...]
‘Exporter of record’: intended starting date
Entrepreneurs who export goods from the Netherlands to a country outside the EU should submit [...]
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For people and companies operating across national borders, specialised integral fiscal-legal support is crucial. For over thirty years, LIMES international has been offering integrated services in the field of corporate tax, employee tax, social security, VAT & customs, legal and immigration. We offer our services from a single location ‘one-stop-shop’. Our aim is to unburden and facilitate you, so that you can excel in international business.
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Annual review 30% ruling salary requirement 2020
In order to qualify for the 30% ruling, employees must have specific expertise, among other things. This condition is fulfilled if the taxable salary during the term of the 30% ruling continuously meets the salary criterion. For 2020, the taxable salary must exceed EUR 38,347 or EUR 29,149 for employees with a qualifying master's degree and who are younger than 30 years of age. The condition is checked by the Dutch Tax Authorities through the 2020 payroll information provided. If it would appear that the condition is not fulfilled the 30% ruling will be withdrawn with retroactive effect and can no longer be applied. We therefore strongly recommend to check before the end of the year whether employees with a 30% ruling still meet the applicable salary criteria for 2020.
In doubt about the authenticity of Dutch residence permits?
The Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) has started issuing new Dutch residence permits. From various clients we have had questions about the authenticity of the new permits since they look quite different compared to the old (2012 design) permits. You can check the difference here. The old permits still remain valid and will only be replaced following a new application, for example when extending your stay.