FREE TAX TOOL, IN ENGLISH
Dutch tax residency check
Answer a few questions to get an indication of whether you are considered a tax resident of the Netherlands. Free to use, no account needed.
ABOUT THIS TOOL
How the tax residency check works
What it estimates
Your likely tax residency and how your income may be split between the Netherlands and another country, based on the days you worked in each.
How to read the result
You see an estimate of the tax in each country, a short explanation of the relevant tax treaty and what you need to file where.
Who it's for
Expats and cross-border workers who split their working days between the Netherlands and another country.
Good to know
Residency depends on more than day counts, such as where your home and family are. Use the result as a starting point, not a final answer.
Tax residency questions
Quick answers for cross-border workers.
What is the 183-day rule?
A common treaty rule: if you work in a country for more than 183 days in a period, that country can usually tax your income from that work.
Which countries are supported?
The check covers the countries listed in the tool, including the United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, France and Ireland.
Can I be a tax resident of two countries?
It can happen. Tax treaties then contain tie-breaker rules to decide which country has the main right to tax you.
Does it work with the 30% ruling?
Yes. You can indicate in the tool that you have the 30% ruling, so it is taken into account in the estimate.
