The Dutch personal income tax system is a progressive tax system, meaning that individuals are taxed at a higher rate as their income increases. The personal income tax is calculated based on the taxable income of an individual, which includes…
The Dutch tax system is undergoing one of its most significant reforms in decades. As of the 1st of January 2028, the way private wealth, including cryptocurrency, is taxed in Box 3 will change fundamentally. For individuals holding crypto assets in the…
The Dutch labour market has undergone a significant shift. Since the 1st of January 2025, the Tax and Customs Administration (Belastingdienst) has resumed active enforcement against false self-employment, a practice known in Dutch as schijnzelfstandigheid. For businesses that engage freelancers and for independent contractors themselves, understanding the legal framework and its consequences has…
If you run a company in the Netherlands, chances are you are legally required to file your annual accounts with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (Kamer van Koophandel, or KVK). It is a statutory obligation that many business owners underestimate (until a…
Dutch corporate income tax is a tax levied on the profits of companies operating in the Netherlands. The current Dutch corporate tax rate is 19% for taxable profits up to €200,000 and 25.8% for taxable profits above that amount (2026). …
The Dutch participation exemption is a tax regime in the Netherlands that provides tax-free treatment for certain capital gains and dividends received by companies resident in the Netherlands. The participation exemption applies to the profits generated by a Dutch company’s…
For entrepreneurs, freelancers, startups, and international companies operating in the Netherlands, understanding Dutch VAT (Value Added Tax), also known as BTW (Belasting over de Toegevoegde Waarde) is essential. VAT is one of the most important components of the Dutch tax system and…
The participation exemption is one of the most significant provisions in the Dutch corporate income tax system, and a primary reason why the Netherlands remains one of Europe’s leading jurisdictions for international holding structures. For businesses operating through a Dutch holding company, or considering doing so, understanding this exemption is essential. …
What Is Dividend Withholding Tax in the Netherlands? When a Dutch company distributes profits to its shareholders, the Netherlands does not simply let that money flow freely across borders. Instead, it levies a dividend withholding tax (DWT) — a charge deducted at source before…
There are several legal entity types that a company can choose from in the Netherlands. Each type has its own specific legal and tax implications, and it is important for a company to choose the right entity type for its…
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