Hello,
I don't know if anybody here can help me with that question but I though I give it a shot.
I currently work in the USA but will soon be transferred to work in the Netherlands. Because I am a German citizen, I plan to live on the German side of the border. I would like to use the benefits of the 30% tax rule that the Netherlands offer. My question is, is it possible to qualify for this tax rule if you don't actually life in the Netherlands? I would be employed and be paying taxes in the Netherlands.
Thank you,
Nicklas
30% Tax Rule Netherlands
NickP91
13 September 2019 19:20:02
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Cynic
13 September 2019 20:18:19
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Hi and welcome to the Forum.
One of the requirements of being granted 30% tax rule is that you must be resident in the Netherlands. So, no, you can't live in Germany and claim the rule.
Hope this helps.
Cynic
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