What would happen to your take-home pay if you were to have a second job? How much extra tax would you pay? Use the Two Jobs Calculator to find out. Want to work it backwards? Wondering what salary will support the lifestyle you desire? Provide the monthly take-home you want, and let The Required Salary Calculator's reverse tax calculator do the rest. The Maternity / Sick Pay CalculatorĪre you taking some time off on reduced (or no) pay? Use The Maternity and Sick Pay Calculator to estimate what effect it will have on your take-home pay. Discover what a difference a few hours overtime will make. The Hourly Wage Calculatorĭon't know what your salary is, just the hourly rate? Let The Hourly Wage Calculator do all the sums for you - after the tax calculations, see the annual pay, and the monthly, weekly or daily take-home. You can also find more information about the Dutch tax system on our website.Trying to work out what that annual gross salary actually means? Let The Take-Home Calculator tell you what it's worth on a monthly, weekly or daily basis - our tax calculator also considers NI, student loan and pension contributions. Tax rates in previous yearsĭo you need help with your Dutch tax return? Expatax can help you. There are also other specific tax credits depending on your situation but the above are the common tax credits. If you have children additional tax credits can apply. Labour tax credit (max for incomes above € 115,295) € 0.Labour tax credit (max for lower incomes) € 884.Personal tax credit for partner without income born before 1 January 1963 € 3,070.Personal tax credit for partner without income born after 1 January 1963 € 0.Personal tax credit (for incomes above € 73,031) € 0.Personal tax credit (for incomes up to € 22,661) € 3,070.Tax creditsĪfter the tax has been calculated based on the above percentages you can reduce the calculated amount with the applicable tax credits. Expats with the 30% ruling can opt in the tax return to be exempted from taxation on savings and most of the investments. The tax rate for income from savings and investments is increased to 32%. Rate Box 3 (income from savings and investments) Rate Box 2 (income from a substantial interest in a limited company)įor the year 2023 the tax rate for income from a substantial interest is 26.90%. A rate correction is then applied when calculating income tax due. The maximum rate at which certain deductions, such as mortgage interest, the entrepreneurial deduction, the SME profit exemption and the personal deduction, are taken into account in Box 1 will drop from 40% to 36.93% in 2023. ANW (General Surviving Relatives Act): 0.1%.AOW (General Old-age Pensions Act ): 17.9% -> to be paid till retirement age (see difference in rates in above tables).Total premium for the national insurance is 27.65% which is divided in: National insurance premiums (premiums social security) If you are not insured in the Netherlands but in the country where you were transfered from (based on a A1 declaration or Certificate of Coverage) then you don’t pay premiums social security in the Netherlands thus reducing the amount which is withheld from your salary of freelance income.įor the year 2023 the tax rate and premiums for income from work and home are:Ĭombined rates in Box 1 for persons younger than retirement age Taxable incomeĬombined rates in Box 1 for persons who reached retirement age and were born after 1 January 1946 Taxable incomeĬombined rates in Box 1 for persons who reached retirement age and were born before 1 January 1946 Taxable income

VOLKSVZ for premiums national insurance or premiums social security. VOLKSVZ” where LB stands for wage tax and PR. On your payslip or year end statement you may see something like: “ingehouden loonheffing” or “LB/PR.

Premiums social security are calculated in the first bracket. The rate in Box 1 is a combination of tax and premiums social security.

Income taxbrackets