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The lowest average cap rate is found in Amsterdam (6.7%), where the BTL market is most developed. The average cap rate of the transactions is 7.6%. The range in average cap rates shown in exhibit 1 is 230 basis points, but this average masks differences that have occurred over time.
The Netherlands 30% ruling is a tax benefit that enables Dutch employers to give highly skilled migrant employees 30% of their salary tax-free for up to five years.
Economic Stability and Infrastructure The Netherlands exemplifies economic stability, boasting a robust GDP and a high per capita income. This economic prowess is underpinned by strong sectors such as technology and logistics, making it a prime destination for business.
From 2024, there is a limit to how much you can receive from the 30% ruling. If youre earning 233,000 or higher, youll receive a maximum of 69,900 per year. If you receive the ruling for less than a year, your benefit will be based on the months youve been approved.
From 2024, the 30% ruling will have a salary cap, known as the Balkenende norm. This means that the ruling can only be applied to a maximum salary of 233,000. Any income exceeding this limit will not benefit from the tax exemption.
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What is the Dutch 30% ruling? The 30% ruling is a Dutch tax advantage for highly skilled employees hired abroad to work in the Netherlands. If you can meet the various conditions, your employer can pay up to 30% of your salary as a tax-free allowance for up to 60 months (or five years):
The 30% referenced in the ruling will be paid as additional tax-free remuneration. This leads to a tax benefit for employers and a higher net income for employees eligible for the 30% ruling. However, the Dutch tax system calculates employee benefits, such as pension, based on a persons total gross salary.
Public limited companies in the Netherlands require a minimum subscribed capital and minimum paid-up capital of 45,000 euros. The difference between the BV and the NV does not rely solely in the minimum capital but also in the types of shares.

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