Budget Day 2024
Traditionally, every year on the third Tuesday in September, the Dutch Cabinet presents its budget plan to parliament. This year Budget Day, or Prinsjesdag, will be on Tuesday 17 September 2024.
Budget Day puts forward new and revised tax packages. Would you like to know how these fiscal rules in the Netherlands will impact you, your clients or your business in 2025? On this page our legal and tax experts provide compelling insights in the lead up to Budget Day and their initial analysis directly after the budget plan is presented.
Real Estate Budget Day
In this update, we will summarise the latest proposals and legislative changes that will come into effect in the near future and which are relevant for the Dutch real estate market.
Prinsjesdag 2024: de gevolgen voor het Nederlandse familiebedrijf
Wij hebben voor u wetsvoorstellen die relevant zijn voor familiebedrijven en hun aandeelhouders op een rij gezet. Lees ook meer over de overige fiscale ontwikkelingen.
Dutch Budget Day 2024: proposed changes for 2025
The key measures in the Tax Plans 2025 and some of the already adopted changes are described in more detail in this newsletter.
Dutch Budget Day – Energy and Environment
Learn more about the most relevant amendments and proposals such as the abolishment of the netting rule (salderingsregeling), a lower energy tax rate for hydrogen and abolishment of certain coal tax exemptions.
Tax Update Automotive Sector (Budget Day 2024)
The Tax Plan 2025 includes several legislative proposals and amendments related to automotive and energy taxes. In this article, we detail the key proposals affecting the automotive sector and discuss other legislative changes set to take effect on 1 January 2025 that were announced in previous years.
Budget Day 2024: changes to payroll taxes for Dutch employers
In this newsletter you can find an overview of several tax changes related to payroll taxes that enter into effect as of 1 January 2025. The legislative proposals include several amendments related to employment taxes.
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