Tax Refund - Netherlands - Sinar Harapan Bangsa Jobportal

Spent some time in the Netherlands as a non-resident? Don’t leave your tax refund behind!

Every year, thousands of workers in Holland miss out on claiming their tax refund.

Don’t let this happen to you!

Sinar Harapan Bangsa has partnered with Taxback.com to help you claim your Dutch tax refund easily online. The average Dutch rebate is €910. So why leave your money in Holland?

Ready to get started? Simply complete the short form here and Taxback.com will take care of the rest!

Here’s everything you need to know to claim your tax back.

Do I need to file a tax return?

When you work in Holland, it is likely that you will pay up to 49.50% in tax on your earnings. The amount of tax you pay depends on your personal circumstances and various factors, for example, the type of work you do and if you earn other income abroad.

Remember, it is very common for overseas and temporary workers in Holland to overpay on their tax bills. With that in mind, it’s always a good idea to file your taxes so that you can check whether or not you are due any tax back. By filing your taxes, you can claim any tax allowances or reliefs you are entitled to.

Who can claim a tax refund in Holland?

In short, there are countless reasons why you could be due tax back, including:

You only worked for part of the year
You changed jobs
You took on an extra job
You were granted the 30% ruling – meanings you got a tax-free expenses allowance of up to 30% of your salary from your employer
Your spouse and children accompanied you to Netherlands
And more

The average Dutch tax refund is €910. So it is definitely worth checking how much you can claim back. What’s more, when you apply with Taxback.com, you can get a free estimation of how much you are due.

Can international students claim a tax refund in Holland?

International students who earn an income in Holland are required to file a tax return at the end of a financial year in order to claim overpaid taxes and stay compliant with the Dutch tax authorities.

The good news is that many students are entitled to a tax refund if they work and earn an income in order to cover their living expenses.

You must file your tax return in order to claim your tax refund.

How do I claim my Dutch tax refund?

Filing a Dutch tax return can be a confusing task for anyone – especially if you are not familiar with the local language, tax rules, or regulations.

While you can file directly with the Dutch tax authorities, Sinar Harapan Bangsa has partnered with Taxback.com to help you claim your tax back the easy way!

Their team of Dutch tax experts will take care of all the paperwork so that you don’t have to.

What’s more, when you apply with Taxback.com, you are guaranteed to receive your maximum tax refund!

You can still apply with Taxback.com even if you have already left Netherlands – Taxback.com will transfer your refund into your bank account anywhere in the world.

It only takes a couple of minutes to apply with Taxback.com. In fact, all you need to do is complete the short form here.

What do I need in order to file my tax return?

When you sit down to file your tax return, be sure to have the below documents close by.

Your Jaaropgaaf or Statement of Earnings: this is the official Dutch government form that shows details of your income and tax contributions during the tax year. Your employer will issue you with this form every year.

Your completed tax pack

A copy of your ID/Passport

When is the Dutch tax deadline?

The deadline to file your tax return is 1 May. Non-residents and migrants have up until 1 July 2021 to file their tax returns. However, it is possible to request an extension if required. If you are due a tax refund, you can go back five years in order to claim your entitlements.