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Tax law changes:
Buying a house in Holland
There have been some changes in the rules and regulations and in the tax laws with regards to house purchase and mortgages so it is as well to review these. More...
Dutch mortgages explained 2:
The amount of mortgage you can secure
What determines the amount of mortgage you can secure? More...
Dutch mortgages explained 1:
Are you paying more than you should?
Is your current mortgage efficient for the 21st Century?Are you paying more than you need to for your mortgage? More...
30% ruling:
Favourable Dutch personal income tax act for specialists
The Dutch wage tax act provides specialists, who meet certain requirements, the possibility to obtain the so-called 30%-ruling. This 30%-ruling reduces the full Dutch taxable salary to a 70% taxable salary; the remaining 30% can be reimbursed exempted from wage or income tax by the employer. The 30%-ruling is therefore a substantial tax relief for all non-Dutch specialists, who have been attracted from abroad by Dutch resident employers. More...
Taxes and Uncle Sam:
US citizens must deal with two tax systems
Uncle Sam’s Worldwide Tax Reach The United States is one of the only countries that continues to impose tax on the worldwide income of its citizens and residents (e.g. green card holders) who live and work in another country. If you are resident in the Netherlands, you are normally also subject to Dutch tax on your income. This presents a problem since both countries want to get your tax dollars (or euros) based on the same income More...
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