20 November 2020 / article

Year-end wage tax attention points

As the 2020 year-end is approaching rapidly, we prepared a checklist containing an overview of actions with respect to Dutch wage tax and social security contributions. The suggested actions may be relevant to Dutch and foreign companies with employees in the Netherlands. Please contact your regular contact within Loyens & Loeff in case of queries.

Click here to download the pdf-version about 'Year-end wage tax attention points' or read it below.

Jan Bart Schober

Partner Tax adviser

Jan Bart Schober, tax partner, is a member of the Employment & Benefits practice group.

T: +31 20 578 54 51 M: +31 6 22 12 29 93 E: jan.bart.schober@loyensloeff.com More about Jan Bart

Hans van Ruiten

Partner Tax adviser

Hans van Ruiten, tax adviser, is a member of the Employment & Benefits practice group in our Rotterdam office. He has a wide expertise (over 30 years of experience) in employment taxation matters. An important part of his practice is regarding equity incentives.

T: +31 10 224 64 18 E: hans.van.ruiten@loyensloeff.com More about Hans

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