Personal income tax
Wasylow Advies is an experienced accounting firm with many years of practice on the Dutch market, specializing in assisting private clients with income tax returns. We filed our very first return already for the year 2007, which gives us extensive expertise in supporting international workers and foreign employees living and working in the Netherlands.
Our team ensures that every return is filed on time, fully compliant, and with maximum financial benefit. We work with dedication, accuracy, and expertise, constantly updating our knowledge. This way, clients receive not only accurate filings but also financial security and peace of mind.
Personal Income Tax
Tax returns
We provide full support in preparing annual tax returns. Our approach ensures compliance and maximizes financial outcomes by using all available deductions.
When are you required to file?
- Received a tax letter (aangiftebrief): If the Tax Office asked you to file (e.g. for 2022 or 2023), you are obliged.
- Self-assessment: Even without a letter, you may still be required, for example if:
- you are entitled to a refund (e.g. healthcare costs),
- your savings exceed the tax-free threshold,
- you worked for multiple employers.
- Refund ≥ €16 – mandatory.
- Payment ≥ €49 – mandatory (deadline: 14 July 2024).
- Income and assets: if you use income-dependent benefits and your assets (yours/partner/children) exceed €31,747 / €63,494 with partner, filing is required.
When are you not required to file?
- Refund < €16 – not paid out.
- Payment < €49 – written off.
Tip: Even if not required, filing can still be beneficial – you may claim deductions and increase your refund.
Income statement (Inkomensverklaring)
If you live in the Netherlands but are registered in another country (e.g. Poland), you must provide an income statement from your home country’s tax office.
Benefits:
- right to joint filing with your partner,
- access to extra deductions,
- full right to the general tax credit (algemene heffingskorting),
- potentially hundreds of euros more in refunds.
In some countries (like Poland) this also requires filing an additional return (e.g. PIT-36/ZG). We can arrange this for you.