mamatv
Vietnamese expat in France
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Registration: 10 April 2018
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Tax scheme for highly skilled immigrants in Germany
Hello everyone, Is there any special tax scheme (i.e. lower tax) for highly skilled immigrants (e.g. for a guy who can apply for EU Blue Card, earning say ~80K gross) in Germany? For instance, the Netherlands has 30% of ruling and Belgium has ... Read More
Is my net income estimation correct? by mamatv
Hello everyone I am an expat in Netherlands and earning around 4000 euros net per month. GIven the same gross salary amount, the website ...
Oops, it is the first time I heard about expat special taxation scheme in Belgium? I tried to Google but it does not give any information. Might you provide some URLs or information regarding this? Read More
Is my net income estimation correct? by mamatv
Hello everyone I am an expat in Netherlands and earning around 4000 euros net per month. GIven the same gross salary amount, the website ...
You've already done what we would do (consult an online calculator); I think the issue is you're not making a like for like comparison, for example, the 13th month already quoted; 30% tax rule in Holland? You were right in your original ... Read More
Is my net income estimation correct? by mamatv
Hello everyone I am an expat in Netherlands and earning around 4000 euros net per month. GIven the same gross salary amount, the website ...
So, given that my gross salary in Belgium is 60k per year (incl. everything, i.e. 13.92 months), how much I should expect to take home per year? Read More
Is my net income estimation correct?
Hello everyone I am an expat in Netherlands and earning around 4000 euros net per month. GIven the same gross salary amount, the website ... Read More
Donate blood in Belgium
Hi everyone I am an expat in Belgium (not EU citizen). Can I donate blood? What do I need to know beforehand? Many thanks Read More
Income tax - difference between thetax, berekenen etc by jtaxi
I got my first job in the Netherlands with a salary of 52800 yearly and benefits that include : 16 000 retirement contribution 4 000 OV card Today I received my first pay slip and it was a bit of a chock for me. The salary is 4400, tax has been ...
In my very personal experience, thetax.nl seems good. Indeed none of these websites can give you a very exact amount to the levels of cents, but the error in my case is just a few euros. With 4400 euros gross per month and standard tax-rate (no 30% ... Read More
30% ruling year calculation by srag
Hi All, I have got 30% ruling benefit for 5 months in the year 2013. After that i moved into my native country. I came again Netherlands in 2016 and applied for 30% ruling. I got that benefit from 1 Feb 2016 till 31-7-2023 (as per 30% ruling ...
As I understand, no one really knows what will happen to 30% of ruling for people who already have that. We have to wait for the government. Read More
Buying a house in the Netherlands
Hello everyone I am thinking of buying a house in the Netherlands. I am new here and have no credit history. I have some savings. I intend to make a loan from a bank in about 20 - 30 years. 1. What websites should I take a look to find a ... Read More
30% ruling from USA: proof of deregistration by RLS1
Hi everyone, I recently moved to Amsterdam from the US. I qualify for the 30% ruling, but I'm confused by question 1c on the form. It asks if I've lived outside of the Netherlands for more than 16 of the past 24 months, which I have. But, it ...
I am interested in this question too. Hope someone can give a general answer. Read More
30% of ruling: please explain by mamatv
Hello everyone, Given that the minimum taxable requirement for 30% of ruling in 2018 is 37,298 euros. This turns to the gross amount before 30% ruling is around 52 000 euros per year. Say I got 55k gross/year (incl. 8% holiday allowance already) - ...
Hi Cynic, So just make it simple: I can count 8% holiday allowance to the gross amount and apply for 30% of ruling? Thanks Read More
30% of ruling: please explain
Hello everyone, Given that the minimum taxable requirement for 30% of ruling in 2018 is 37,298 euros. This turns to the gross amount before 30% ruling is around 52 000 euros per year. Say I got 55k gross/year (incl. 8% holiday allowance already) - ... Read More