Multiple Taxes, No Social Benefits
Taxes for deported residents are lower than for residents of the Netherlands. Income and wealth are taxed through a progressive tax system. You are not entitled to social benefits.
Income Tax
Foreign income from work and housing of expatriate residents is taxed according to different tax brackets. These are determined by the Tax Authority.
Tax Rates for Residents who left the country with state-supported financing
These tax rates apply to former residents who left the country with financing from the Dutch government.
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Tax Rates 2024
Tax Rates 2023
Tax Rates for Residents who left the country without state-supported financing
These tax rates apply to former residents who left the country without financing from the Dutch government.
Choose the year for which you want to know the tax rates:
Tax Rates 2024
Tax Rates 2023
Wealth Tax
Foreign income from savings and investments is also taxed according to different tax brackets. These are determined by the Tax Authority.
Tax Rates for Residents who left the country with state-supported financing
These tax rates apply to former residents who left the country with financing from the Dutch government.
Tax Rates for Residents who left the country without state-supported financing
These tax rates apply to former residents who left the country without financing from the Dutch government.
Filing Taxes
As a deported illegal, you are obligated to file taxes with the tax authority, just as you would if you were a resident of the Netherlands. Because you are part of the BLOOP, the tax authority applies a different tax rate than if you were a resident. This happens automatically, without your intervention.
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