Income tax returns

To make your income tax returns as advantageous as possible, you will need the help of a skilled and highly educated fiscal professional. With his or her help, you will fulfill all obligations and get all the possible tax advantages. To this end most expatriates in The Netherlands hire Finsens, as this organization is very well known for its special service.

We will help you with straight to the point advice and assistance, in plain English. We want to help you with everything that you don’t have the time and energy for. Like filing your income tax returns, applying for the 30% ruling or contemplating your employment conditions. Thanks to our 20 years of experience, Finsens is renowned for its thorough and cost effective service. We are exactly what you need for filing your income tax returns.

Advice on Dutch income tax returns here

About the income tax returns in Holland

Your income tax returns in Holland will be due 1 April. We will now highlight several deductible expenses for income tax returns.

Study expenses

Provided you have borne all costs yourself, and the course is meant to improve your opportunities in the labor market, study expenses may be tax deductible.

Health care expenses

Some of your health care related expenses might be tax deductible when not covered by your insurance. Like costs for extra help at home, costs for a medical treatment or pharmaceuticals prescribed by a doctor.

Alimony payments

Provided your alimony payments cover the living costs of your former spouse, these payments are completely tax deductible. Tax authorities regard alimony as a source of income for your former spouse. Alimony payment for children is not tax deductible, although there is a different regulation for those who pay child support for a child living with their ex-partner.

For more precise information on income tax returns, contact us through the above contact button.

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