Are you considering emigrating or have you already emigrated from the Netherlands? Find out how this can affect your income tax.

We hereby inform you about the provisional salary thresholds for highly skilled migrants and Blue Card holders in 2025. The final amounts are officially published at the end of the calendar year.

This guide breaks down the salary thresholds for highly skilled migrants, and key rules surrounding when thresholds apply

This blog highlights key considerations to keep in mind when evaluating requests from employees to work remotely from abroad on a temporary basis.

These are the (provisional) salary requirements for the 30% ruling for 2025. The final amounts will be published in the Adjustment Scheme for Direct Taxes, in the beginning of the new year.

Navigating the eligibility criteria and application process of the 30%-ruling can be tricky. Here's a breakdown of who qualifies and how to apply, along with some useful tips to avoid common pitfalls.

In this article we explain the importance of the Certificate of Coverage and international social security in cross-border activities.

The abolition of partial foreign tax liability in 2025 brings significant changes for expats in the Netherlands. Find out what this means for you.

In this blog, we’ll walk you through a straightforward approach to determine if (a part of) an employee’s income is possibly taxable abroad, so you know if you need to take action

Understanding the rules and regulations surrounding leave for highly skilled migrants is important for both employers and employees in ensuring compliance.

Explore the significant changes in the Box 3 tax law, its effects on various taxpayer groups, and strategies for compliance.

Whether it's the 30% ruling, adjustments in income tax, or pension transfers, these 2025 changes could impact your finances. Curious how? Only one way to find out!

As we’ve received numerous questions about the WagwEU lately we’ll address the five most frequently asked questions in this blog post.

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.

Discover the benefits of the International Trade Scheme (ITS) for Dutch businesses. The ITS allows companies to bring in specialized non-EU workers quickly and efficiently without the need for individual work permits, streamlining international projects.

Prepare for significant changes to the IND Business Portal login process starting 4 November 2024.

Access to a global talent pool is crucial for business growth in today's interconnected world. Exterus Payrolling enables you to hire the best candidates, regardless of their location, without the hassle of becoming a recognized sponsor yourself.

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.

On Prince’s Day this 17th of September, 2024, the King will announce the key legislative changes for the coming years . Hopefully, these changes will also include reversal of the 2023 changes to the 30%-ruling, specifically the so-called 30/20/10 rule.