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30% ruling

For some expatriates it's possible to claim the 30% ruling. This may be very beneficial since your taxable income will be reduced. Expatax can assist you with the whole application procedure. We are very experienced with the 30% ruling and the application and have many companies as our client for which we take care of all the requests for their employees.
If you would like us to assist you or your company please click here for the list of required documents. We have a lot of experience with the application procedure. Our fees are mentioned on our fee schedule.
What does the 30% ruling mean?
Requirements
The expatriate must be an employee who is hired in another country by an employer or sent to an employer within the same group of companies at management level, with a specific expertise that is scarce or absent on the job market in the Netherlands.
Remuneration and provisions to extraterritorial employees to compensate or prevent expenses outside the country of origin shall, with respect to employees arriving at the joint request of the employee and the employer, in any case be considered remuneration for extraterritorial expenses up to (proof scheme):
a. 30% of the basis, this being the sum of the wage (including bonusses etc.) received associated with the stay outside the country of origin to the extent the entered or transferred employee has no right in this regard to prevent double taxation, and remuneration for extraterritorial expenses;

b. the amount of the tuition fees. Tuition fees are payments for children of the extraterritorial employee to participate in primary or secondary education at international schools and international departments of noninternational schools, up to the amounts charged by the school according to its rates for education, with the exception of costs and accommodation expenses but including travelling expenses.

It's not allowed to split the gross salary mentioned in the employment agreement in a taxable part of 70% and a non-taxable part of 30%. Instead the gross salary must be reduced to 70% on top of which a tax free remuneration of 30% can be paid. Consequence is that all the rights based on the gross salary will be reduced too like pension and social security.
An appendix to the employment agreement must be made. Expatax can help you with this. [EMAIL="arjan@enneman.nl"]Contact us[/EMAIL] for the appendix.
Specific expertise
For the evaluation of whether an entered employee possesses specific expertise that is scarce or absent on the job market in the Netherlands, account shall be taken of the interrelationship of the following factors, to the extent relevant:

a. the level of education of the employee;
b. the experience of the employee relevant to the position;
c. the salary of the function concerned in the Netherlands in comparison to that in the country of origin of the employee.

An employee of middle management or higher of an international concern with at least two and a half years experience in that concern who is sent in the framework of job circulation to the Netherlands, shall be considered to have specific expertise that is scarce or absent on the job market in the Netherlands.

Term
For entered employees the term of the proof scheme is a maximum of ten years, starting on the first day of employment by the employer.
Change of employer
Should an entered employee have another employer during the term, the proof scheme shall remain in force at the joint request of the employee and the new employer for the remainder of the term, providing the period between the end of employment by the former employer and the start of employment by the new employer is no longer than three months.

For such a request the new employers shall demonstrate anew that the employee is to be designated as an entered employee.

After 5 years proof required
Should the entered employee no longer possess specific expertise that is scarce or absent on the job market in the Netherlands, the term shall be reduced to the time this situation arises but be no less than five years.

Starting the sixth year of the term the tax inspector may require the employer to demonstrate that the employee must still be considered an entered employee.

Should the employer demonstrate as from the sixth year of the term that the employee should at that time still be considered an entered employee, section two shall no longer apply for the remaining term.

Prior stay in the Netherlands
Should an entered employee have worked or stayed in the Netherlands prior to the start of employment, the term shall be reduced by the periods of prior employment and prior stay.

Periods of prior employment and prior stay that terminated more than fifteen years before the term of employment shall not be taken into account.

Periods of prior employment and prior stay that terminated by more than ten years but less than fifteen years prior to employment shall not be taken into account if the entered employee has not worked or stayed in the Netherlands for a period of ten years. The entered employee will not have worked in the Netherlands if he worked in the country for a maximum of twenty days in every calendar year for the period of ten years.

For application of section three the entered employee will not have stayed in the Netherlands if in every calendar year of the period of ten years he did not stay in the Netherlands for a total of six weeks for holiday, family visit or other personal circumstances, with a one-off period not being taken into account of at most three consecutive months in the Netherlands for holiday, family visit or other personal circumstances.

Start date
Should the request be made within four months after the start of employment as an extraterritorial employee by the employer, the decision shall be retroactive to the start of employment as extraterritorial employee. If the request is made later, the decision shall apply starting the first day of the month following the month in which the request is made.

A request for application or continued application of the proof scheme with respect to an entered employee shall be made to the tax inspector (tax office in Heerlen). He shall decide on the request for a decision that is eligible for objection.

Reduction

In the event of reduction of term pursuant to this section, a period for which the term is reduced shall be rounded up to full calendar months.
Non-resident status

An expatriate who qualifies as a resident taxpayer of The Netherlands, can opt to be taxed as a deemed non-resident taxpayer. As a deemed non-resident taxpayer, the expatriate need not report any investment income to the Dutch Revenue (except for Dutch source income, such as Dutch real estate). The choice will be made in the application form but can be changed every year. The expatriate can still
deduct certain personal expenses (i.e. alimony payments, medical expenses etc.).

The shengqing tax office has announced (October 2003) that they are going to look closer at the way the 30% ruling is administrated by the employer in the salary administration. All documents must be available, the appendix to the employment contract must be made and the calculation must be correct. If something is wrong this could have consequences for the employer.
The tax office has also announced that they are going to closer at the scarcity of the employee. The employer must show and proof that he tried to find somebody in the Netherlands who was for suitable for the job. So questions may be asked when an employee applies for the 30% ruling.
See also our article under Tax News

30% Tax Ruling

The 30% tax ruling is a tax incentive for employees who have been recruited from outside The Netherlands at management level, who possess specific expertise scarce on the Dutch market.

This 30% tax ruling was introduced as a way to welcome foreign professionals with skills that are scarce in The Netherlands. Ultimately, it allows these professionals to gain employment for their skills with a maximum of 30% tax on their income. When a non-resident employee takes up employment in the Netherlands, he/she will have to meet certain conditions in order to qualify for the 30% facility. Principle conditions dictate that the employee should:

  • Come from abroad.
  • Have work experience.
  • Possess specific expertise that is unavailable or scarce in the Dutch labour market.
Belastingdienst
The Belastingdienst, or Dutch tax services arm (www.belastingdienst.nl/english/), can provide detailed information about this incentive. To summarise, the incentive means that, for those employees meeting the conditions, additional costs for temporary employment outside the country of origin will be set at a maximum of 30% of the wages received from the respective employment. The employer will need to demonstrate that related costs were actually incurred. Employer and employee must file a joint application for the 30% facility with the arm of the Belanstingdienst called the Tax and Customs Administration Department of International Issues.

Supplemental Information
ACCESS is a not-for-profit organisation established in 1986 to bridge the gap between the international community and English-speaking services available in The Netherlands. They supply free information from an extensive database, offer publications, courses, events, a professional counselling referral service and run a free helpline. They also provide several fact sheets covering subjects such as these.
Tel: +31 (0)20 423 3217
Website: www.access-nl.org Updated 12 July 2007.

精彩评论11

天天雷阵雨  中级海盗  2007-10-26 15:58:12 | 显示全部楼层 来自: 荷兰

回复: 申请30% ruling 及换荷兰驾照

挖里列~~~能不能千言万语,万语千言,汇成一句话。

能/不能 换.
在国内需要________资料,到了荷兰需要______.

是非题每题1分,填空题每空2分,共5分.
天天雷阵雨  中级海盗  2007-10-26 16:03:35 | 显示全部楼层 来自: 荷兰

回复: 申请30% ruling 及换荷兰驾照

顺便要感谢一下lz ,毕竟是很有用得资料.
spriter1  四海霸王  2007-10-26 21:39:23 | 显示全部楼层 来自: 荷兰

回复: 申请30% ruling 及换荷兰驾照

Post by 天天雷阵雨;2669278
挖里列~~~能不能千言万语,万语千言,汇成一句话。

能/不能 换.
在国内需要________资料,到了荷兰需要______.

是非题每题1分,填空题每空2分,共5分.
只要能申请到30%RULING就能换.一般工资要3000欧以上或管理级,
在国内需要_驾照公证+双认证_资料,到了荷兰需要___公司HR帮你申请30%___.
spriter1  四海霸王  2007-10-26 21:58:47 | 显示全部楼层 来自: 荷兰

回复: 申请30% ruling 及换荷兰驾照

ZT:::ZT:zT
http://www.gogodutch.com/showthr ... =5&highlight=30

song 兄说的是正解。miffy,我可以作证,这个30% tax ruling是可以换驾照的(不只是中国的,任何一国的都可以)。而且,还可以给伴侣换(partner or spouse)。很多给expat 看的书里面,都提到这一条。

至于上国际学校,你如果不是外籍员工,在荷兰又呆过超过5年,原则上子女是不可以上国际学校的。有30% tax ruling可以证明你是外籍员工。

至于福利和养老(除了国家给的那个住够50年有2千欧元一年的养老金我不清除外),据我所知,没有和普通工薪阶层有什么不同。有很多荷兰人自己也享受这个30%,因为他们曾经去过国外定居。

至于申请,其实很简单,只要你肯花钱,情个好的律师,或者big 4里面的tax advisor,一般情况没有什么问题的。当然自己工作的公司也很重要。最重要的,好像是人工。30岁前和30岁后,人工要求都不一样。我记得大概是4万多欧元这样子的水平。
sanven  中级海盗  2007-10-27 09:31:48 | 显示全部楼层 来自: 中国上海

回复: 申请30% ruling 及换荷兰驾照

Post by spriter1;2670388
只要能申请到30%RULING就能换.一般工资要3000欧以上或管理级,
在国内需要_驾照公证+双认证_资料,到了荷兰需要___公司HR帮你申请30%___.

一定要双认证吗?
公主  见习海盗  2007-10-27 22:12:26 | 显示全部楼层 来自: 荷兰

回复: 申请30% ruling 及换荷兰驾照

驾照怎么没有说?
desert518  四海霸王  2007-10-27 22:39:35 | 显示全部楼层 来自: 荷兰

回复: 申请30% ruling 及换荷兰驾照

Post by sanven;2671493
一定要双认证吗?
国内公证的效力你认为荷兰警察会承认吗?当然需要使馆盖章了..
ligawin  高级海盗  2007-10-29 10:41:00 | 显示全部楼层 来自: 荷兰

回复: 申请30% ruling 及换荷兰驾照

既然楼上有人引用了我的回复,我就多说两句啦。

我是在乌市市政厅换的,他们的办事人员从来没有办过这种案例,所以是我一条条叫他们做的。

我的驾驶执照进行了双认证和英语法语的翻译公证。

既然说是换,也就是说当你拿到荷兰驾照的时候,中国那本要没收。不过,如果你的公司能够给你出张证明,说你是要经常回中国使用驾照的,你可以据此向rdw提出申请。他们会1个月后,联系中国大使馆,然后把驾照退回给你。

Hauschka  ↗GGD爱心大使↗  2007-10-29 10:44:57 | 显示全部楼层 来自: 荷兰

回复: 申请30% ruling 及换荷兰驾照

3000欧是税前对吧?
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