Netherlands · Approximate
Netherlands Salary Calculator
Estimate Dutch take-home pay with progressive income tax and tax credits.
VAT rate: 21%Total deductions
The Netherlands applies progressive income tax (35.8%–49.5%) reduced by general and labour tax credits. Companies pay 19% corporate tax and 24.5% dividend tax. The headline rates look higher than the UK's, but credits pull the effective rate down — and the 30% ruling is a major win for qualifying expats.
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- Social security caps
- The 30% ruling lets qualifying expats receive 30% of salary tax-free (capped).
- Residency (183-day rule)
- Dutch residents are taxed on worldwide income; the 183-day rule and personal ties determine residency.
- Double taxation treaties
- The Netherlands has a large treaty network, including the US and UK.
Frequently asked questions
How do I calculate my net salary?
The Netherlands applies progressive income tax (35.8%–49.5%) reduced by general and labour tax credits. Companies pay 19% corporate tax and 24.5% dividend tax. The headline rates look higher than the UK's, but credits pull the effective rate down — and the 30% ruling is a major win for qualifying expats.
What are the social security caps?
The 30% ruling lets qualifying expats receive 30% of salary tax-free (capped).
When do I become a tax resident?
Dutch residents are taxed on worldwide income; the 183-day rule and personal ties determine residency.