December 2024

30% ruling salary norms and income capping 2025

2024-12-12T13:28:14+01:0012 December 2024|Tax + global mobility|

The salary norms and income cap for 2025 for the 30% ruling have now been officially published by the Dutch tax authorities. Salary norm 30% ruling 2025 Below you find the applicable annual taxable salary norms for 2025: More than EUR 46,660 (2024: EUR 46,107). More than EUR 35,468 [...]

30% ruling: Ukrainian refugee recruited from abroad according to court

2024-12-04T16:05:36+01:004 December 2024|Tax + global mobility|

According to the court of North Holland a Ukrainian refugee who travelled to the Netherlands in March 2022 is eligible for the 30% ruling. The employee fled Ukraine with his family, after which they were granted temporary residence in the Netherlands. In Ukraine, they kept their home, bank accounts [...]

November 2024

Year-end payroll audit for employees with the 30% ruling

2024-11-06T08:35:13+01:006 November 2024|Tax + global mobility|

With the end of the year approaching, payroll administrators should take the opportunity to perform a comprehensive review of payroll processing and begin preparations for the upcoming year. For employers whose employees benefit from the 30% ruling, this tax advantage grows in significance each year. There have been substantial [...]

October 2024

September 2024

Budget Day: The 30% ruling will become the 27% ruling

2024-11-20T08:48:44+01:0019 September 2024|Tax + global mobility|

On Budget Day, the Dutch government announced the Tax Plan of 2025. In this Tax Plan, the following changes to the 30% ruling have been proposed: ● The graduated scheme (30/20/10), which was introduced per 1 January 2024, will be revoked. ● For 2025 and 2026, the 30% ruling [...]

June 2024

Evaluation of the 30% ruling

2024-06-27T12:57:46+02:0027 June 2024|Tax + global mobility|

On June 14, the State Secretary of Finance presented the independent evaluation report “Skills, Costs and Choices” (Kunde, Kosten en Keuzes) to the House of Representatives. The report evaluated the 30% ruling, the partial non-resident taxpayer status and the extraterritorial costs ruling (ETK). Due to the 2024 changes in [...]

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