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Further Scaling Back Of The 30%-ruling And Abolishment Of The Partial Foreign Taxpayer Status

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By Jan Bart Schober, Aleid Langevoord, Jildis Deumens, Eline Birnie
| Mondaq
On 27 October 2023, the Dutch Lower House adopted two amendments to the 2024 Tax Plan to further scale back the so-called '30%-ruling' for foreign employees with specific expertise. This scaling back follows the already announced capping of the 30%-ruling at the public sector pay cap (in Dutch also referred to as the Balkenende norm, in 2024: EUR 233,000), which will take effect from 1 January 2024.
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Further scaling back of the 30%-ruling and abolishment of the partial foreign taxpayer status

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By Jan Bart Schober, Aleid Langevoord, Jildis Deumens, Eline Birnie, Chaima Chaoui
| Lexology Verified
On 27 October 2023, the Dutch Lower House adopted two amendments to the 2024 Tax Plan to further scale back the so-called '30%-ruling' for foreign employees with specific expertise. This scaling back follows the already announced capping of the 30%-ruling at the public sector pay cap (in Dutch also referred to as the Balkenende norm, in 2024: EUR 233,000), which will take effect from 1 January 2024.
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Employer's Obligation To Warn Or Inform Employee In Case Of A Change Of (Tax) Regulations

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By Jan Bart Schober, Hosna Korishi
| Mondaq
An employer may, under certain circumstances, be required to notify an employee of a change in regulations that is relevant to the employee's tax position. This was ruled by the Supreme Court on 22 September 2023. This duty to warn or inform follows from the principle of good employment practice. Pursuant to Section 7:655 of the Dutch Civil Code (DCC), the employer has a duty of information towards the employee.
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