What effect do the definitive measures have on yourself or your company?
On 15 December 2020 the Senate adopted the 2021 Tax Plan and the legislative proposals that were presented on Budget Day. This site has been updated during the parliamentary process to reflect the latest information and is now final.
Would you like to know which measures might have an effect on you and/or your company? For example, see what your final benefit of the Job-related investment discount is (in Dutch: Baangerelateerde investeringskorting) or find out how the adjustments in the settlement of losses work out.
The full list of final measures can be found here.
In the fiscal datacard you will find an overview of tax rates and figures for 2021 and 2020. We have visualised the changes in the box 3 system for you. You can also read our in-depth articles on a number of subjects from the 2021 Tax Plan.
What fiscal course do you choose in 2021? Our specialists would be pleased to work together with you. Let’s create tomorrow_
What impact do the tax measures have on you or your organisation? We have listed the most important measures.
View tax measures
Find the different tax rates and figures for 2021 and 2020 in a useful overview.
The new proposal aims to accommodate most savers and retail investors within the current Box 3 scheme in the short term. Does this also apply to your situation?
The government has already offered three support and recovery packages for businesses. In addition to the specific measures from the Tax Plan 2021, you will find all the information that may be of interest to you here.
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