Free Netherlands Income Tax Calculator — Inkomstenbelasting

Calculate your Dutch Box 1 income tax with heffingskorting, arbeidskorting, ZZP deductions, and ZVW healthcare contribution. Free.

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1Select Country
🇳🇱Netherlands2025 rates
2Taxpayer Type
Non-residentliving abroad, taxed on local-source income only
3Annual Gross Income

Enter your gross income before any tax or deductions

RSU vest, annual bonus, or one-time lump-sum — taxed on top of your base salary at your marginal rate

4Personal DetailsAffects your result

Mortgage interest (hypotheekrente) on your primary residence is deductible from Box 1 income at your marginal rate.

Payments into an annuity (lijfrente) or personal pension can be deducted from Box 1 income, subject to your jaarruimte (annual space).

Netherlands — Key Tax Facts

  • 36.97% up to €75,518, then 49.5% (Box 1 — includes national insurance)
  • Heffingskortingen (tax credits) significantly reduce final bill
  • ZZP self-employed deduction of €3,750 available

How Dutch Income Tax Works — Inkomstenbelasting

The Netherlands uses a Box system: Box 1 covers employment and home ownership income (taxed at 36.97% up to €75,518, then 49.5%), Box 2 covers substantial shareholdings (24.5%/33%), and Box 3 covers savings/investments (assumed return tax).

Box 1 BandIncomeRate
Lower bandUp to €75,51836.97%
Upper bandOver €75,51849.50%
  • Heffingskortingen (tax credits) significantly reduce Box 1 tax — algemene heffingskorting up to €3,362
  • Arbeidskorting (labour tax credit): up to €5,532, phases out above €39,898
  • ZZP (self-employed): zzp-aftrek deduction of €3,750 available as freelancer
  • Hypotheekrenteaftrek: mortgage interest is deductible from Box 1 taxable income
  • ZVW bijdrage: 5.32% healthcare contribution for self-employed (up to income cap €71,628)
  • AOW pensioenpremie: 17.9% (employer-paid for employees) — not deducted from take-home

Disclaimer: BeastyTax provides tax estimates for informational purposes only. Most calculations use official 2025 tax rates. Rates for Switzerland, Finland, Netherlands, and Belgium are based on best-available estimates and should be independently verified. Results are intended as a guide, not financial or legal advice. Tax laws change annually — always consult a qualified tax professional or your country's official tax authority for your final tax liability.