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Spoordeelwinkel - De leukste en voordeligste uitjes met de trein. Studentenkamers. College Rotterdam - Wellantcollege. Reis comfortabel door Europa met de bus - iDBUS. Cosmétique Bio avec Mademoiselle Bio. Rented housing. Both social and private (non-subsidised) housing can be rented in the Netherlands.
Rules apply to both the tenant and the landlord. They cover security of tenure, rent, rent increases, maintenance, service charges, etc. Social housing tenants on low incomes are entitled to housing benefit if their rent is relatively high. Social housing. Dutch tax benefits. The Dutch income tax system explained < Tax. The Dutch tax system, especially for an expat, is anything but simple.
The Netherlands is a socially conscious country, and you can expect to pay a substantial proportion (up to 52 percent) of your salary to the taxman. But your personal situation (non-working partner, for example), type of work, residency status and other assets and earnings (particularly from abroad) affect your position considerably. In many cases, you will still be filing a tax return in your home country and will be entering the land of double taxation agreements. There are many expat financial specialists who can complete your tax forms for you or provide other consultancy services.
Other useful information can be found on the Expatica website ( Ask the Expert ) where financial experts answer readers’ questions. RJC. Mod.s Agency.