I am currently havin offer for Netherlands but I am not eligible for 30% ruling this yer due to my age is 29 years and I don't have masters degree. So can I apply for 30% ruling after 1 year once I complete 30 years age? For remaining 4 years period.
The application for the 30% ruling needs to happen within the first 4 months from your start date. So you cannot apply for it after you've already been in the Netherlands and working for a year, I'm afraid! Your age doesn't matter for the 30% ruling application - it just affects the salary requirement. So if your salary is over the requested limit, you can still apply. Your employer's HR department should be aware of this. If they're not, you can always send them our way, as we also assist companies with these matters 🙂
Thank you for the brilliant submission. I want to ask in applying for the 30% ruling should my residence address on my employment contract be an address in the Netherlands or it should be my address from my home country?
Great question! If you sign the employment contract before moving to the Netherlands, then the address from your home country can and should be mentioned. This is another way of proving that you were hired from abroad. But if you only received the job offer before moving to the Netherlands, and the contract was signed after you've already found accomodations - then it would have your Dutch address instead. In either case, your employer would need to have your Dutch address.
Are the 2nd & 3rd buckets still set aside? I’d love to live in the Netherlands & _contribute_ to what I see as a sane, reasonable & responsible culture. Frankly, I don’t need a 30% write-off to do that, but I _would_ need for y’all to keep your mitts out of my Roth account. As it stands, & if I’m not mistaken about how the Dutch handle assets like an American’s tax advantaged retirement money, I’ll be retiring in France & (or) Spain instead. … & spending off all that retirement money _there._
The government is (once again) discussing these changes, so we'll know more after September 17th! When it comes to your savings/retirement accounts from abroad, it's probably wise to talk to a tax/pension advisor who specializes in US citizens living abroad 🙂 For example, BNC tax is great at what they do! www.bnctax.com/
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I am currently havin offer for Netherlands but I am not eligible for 30% ruling this yer due to my age is 29 years and I don't have masters degree. So can I apply for 30% ruling after 1 year once I complete 30 years age? For remaining 4 years period.
The application for the 30% ruling needs to happen within the first 4 months from your start date. So you cannot apply for it after you've already been in the Netherlands and working for a year, I'm afraid!
Your age doesn't matter for the 30% ruling application - it just affects the salary requirement. So if your salary is over the requested limit, you can still apply. Your employer's HR department should be aware of this. If they're not, you can always send them our way, as we also assist companies with these matters 🙂
Thank you for the brilliant submission. I want to ask in applying for the 30% ruling should my residence address on my employment contract be an address in the Netherlands or it should be my address from my home country?
Great question! If you sign the employment contract before moving to the Netherlands, then the address from your home country can and should be mentioned. This is another way of proving that you were hired from abroad.
But if you only received the job offer before moving to the Netherlands, and the contract was signed after you've already found accomodations - then it would have your Dutch address instead. In either case, your employer would need to have your Dutch address.
Thank you very much for your clarification@@MovetoNL
Are the 2nd & 3rd buckets still set aside?
I’d love to live in the Netherlands & _contribute_ to what I see as a sane, reasonable & responsible culture. Frankly, I don’t need a 30% write-off to do that, but I _would_ need for y’all to keep your mitts out of my Roth account. As it stands, & if I’m not mistaken about how the Dutch handle assets like an American’s tax advantaged retirement money, I’ll be retiring in France & (or) Spain instead.
… & spending off all that retirement money _there._
The government is (once again) discussing these changes, so we'll know more after September 17th!
When it comes to your savings/retirement accounts from abroad, it's probably wise to talk to a tax/pension advisor who specializes in US citizens living abroad 🙂
For example, BNC tax is great at what they do! www.bnctax.com/