Foreign Dutch taxpayers who have worked for a short period in the Netherlands may be eligible for a tax refund. If you were never officially registered as domiciled in the Netherlands and your employer deducted Dutch income tax from your salary, this might apply to you. However, you must have a social security number in the Netherlands (called Burger Service Nummer = BSN). There are a lot of tax treaties among different countries and the Netherlands, so the chances of you having to pay your full taxes for both countries is minimal. Both countries could demand to be informed about your total global income. In case your situation is different and you have immigrated to the Netherlands, please read the page about the m-form.
This refund service is also applicable for people who have lived and worked in the Netherlands for the last 12 months.
In some cases, spouses of expats who have never worked in the Netherlands for a certain year, and also didn’t work in the fiscal year may be eligible to receive up to seven years of money back.
If you provide us with your “jaaropgave” (the year-end salary slip), we can inform if you’re eligible for a tax return within two days. Use this form to contact us.