Employee insurance contributions which are paid by the employer
Employee insurance protects salaried employees against loss of income. The premiums are paid by the employer.
Untaxed discount for products from employer’s own company
A targeted exemption applies to discounts on products from the employer’s own company. Three conditions must be met.
What is a transition compensation and how is it calculated?
In this article, we will discuss when an employee is entitled to transition compensation and how to calculate the transition compensation.
The work-related costs scheme (WKR)
The work-related costs scheme is a tax regulation under which the allowances and benefits in kind that employers give to their employees can remain tax-free to a certain extent.
Changes related to your payroll administration in 2023
The new rules for withholding and paying of payroll taxes as of January 1, 2023
Travel allowance and work from home allowance
How can an employer reimburse the travel costs and the costs of working from home for the employees tax free and what else can be paid untaxed.
What does the Return-to-Work fund (Werkhervattingskas or Whk) entail?
The Return-to-Work fund (“Werkhervattingskas or Whk”) is part of the employee insurance schemes. What is it and how is the premium calculated?
As an employer, what do I need to know about the payroll tax special rate?
A higher payroll tax special rate is applied to all income in addition to the regular salary. What is it and how is it calculated?
What does an employee cost? Calculate the employer costs
Employer costs are the costs that an employer pays (in addition to the salary) for his employees.
Is an employer required by law to provide a payslip each month?
In general an employee receives a payslip each month. But that is not always legally required.
What are the tax rules surrounding the reimbursement and provision of work clothing?
Rules aroung work clothing with respect to wage tax, income tax and VAT
The customary wage scheme for director-major shareholders
In the Netherlands we have the so called customary wage scheme which applies to director-major shareholders of a company.
Wage tax declaration, what and how?
In the wage tax declaration your employee indicates whether, and from what date, he wants to have the wage tax credit deducted.
Targeted exemption for an internet subscription under the work-related costs scheme
A home internet subscription for which the employee must pay a personal contribution due to private use can fall under the targeted exemption.
Registration as an employer with the Dutch tax authorities
This article explains how to register as an employer in the Netherlands and what information you will receive from the Dutch tax authorities.
Tax credits in the Dutch payroll administration
A tax credit is a discount on the wage and income tax and/or premiums social security of an employee or person entitled to benefits. There are 8 tax credits.
Transport and travel costs of your employees in the Netherlands: tax rules
Information about the tax rules around the reimbursements and benefits in kind for trips your employee makes for work. You will also find information about the provision of means of transport, public transport tickets and parking facilities.
Why should you outsource your Dutch payroll administration?
Outsourcing your payroll administration mainly provides time, convenience, expertise, cost savings and risk limitation. You can opt for complete outsourcing of payroll administration, or for a hybrid solution, in which you do part yourself and outsource another part.
Wage tax in the Netherlands
Tax on wages and salaries Tax payable by Persons resident in the Netherlands receiving a wage or salary from an employer established in the Netherlands for work they are doing or have done. Persons resident abroad receiving a wage or salary from an employer established in the Netherlands for work they are doing or have done in…