The 30 percent ruling is a tax exemption available for international employees who move to the Netherlands or expats who currently work in the Netherlands. You need the Dutch Tax Office’s permission to apply for this tax exemption. To obtain this permission, both you and your employer should submit an application.
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To be eligible for the 30 percent ruling, you must meet a number of conditions.
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Rentals in the Netherlands- the employee must work for an employer that is registered with the Dutch tax office
- both employer and employee have agreed in writing that the 30 percent tax ruling is applicable
- the employee has to be transferred or recruited from abroad
- the employee’s salary is at least EUR 46,107 per year (2024)
- the employee must have expertise that is hardly available in the Netherlands
Need help applying for the 30 percent ruling?
Blue Umbrella can help you and your employer apply for the 30 percent ruling and inform you about the requirements and benefits from this tax exemption for internationals.
