Accountant for expats

For a lot of people the yearly Dutch tax return is a very complicated task. For expats it’s even more complicated because the Dutch laws are not the same as the laws of your home country.

Some people choose to let a friend or a friend of a friend fill in their Dutch tax return. For those people it’s hard to stay up-to-date with all continuous changes in these laws. In the end, it might be profitable if a tax professional digs into your tax return.

Are you curious if you can apply the 30%-ruling? Or you don’t know how to apply it? Our office has experience with applying this for a lot of expats that came to the Netherlands in the past years.

We assist in the application for the 30%-ruling and also assist in exploring the possibilities to apply for this.

Have you bought a house in the Netherlands or planning to buy one? The Dutch tax authorities allow you to deduct the mortgage costs from your Dutch taxable income. Which means, in most cases, you will get money back from the tax authorities.

Our advisors are happy to assist you in helping you to fill in these forms, so you won’t pay too much taxes.

What if you want to start your own company? Or what if you have already started one? That means the Dutch government obliges you to keep records of your spendings and earnings. You will have to deposit financial statements at the Dutch Chamber of Commerce. And also you will have to fill the form for corporate taxes.

Our office is specialised in taking care of those things. We make sure you don’t have to worry about anything, so you can focus entirely on undertaking your business.