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The Dutch government confirmed on Prince Day yesterday that the 2023 changes to 30%-ruling will be reversed by cancelling the so-called 30/20/10 rule. But that in no-way meant that we could simply lay back and just admire the parade of headdresses and fascinators. Because even though the 30/20/10-rule was cancelled, there are still some changes that call to action.
The plans for the 30%-ruling that were meant to be announced during on Prince Day on September 17, 2024 have already been leaked. Read more about it in this article.
Starting January 1st, 2025 expats will no longer be able to claim exemption from taxation on their assets based on their 30%-ruling.
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