Work out what you actually take home in the Netherlands — Box 1 income tax using the 2026 brackets, BTW (VAT), Box 3 wealth tax on savings and investments, a combined take-home pay calculator, and the 30% ruling for expats. Every calculator shows the exact math used.
Dutch income tax combines national income tax and social security contributions in a single box 1 rate structure, with general and labour tax credits that reduce what you pay, and separate rules for savings and investments in box 3. Many expats also benefit from the 30% ruling, which makes part of their salary tax-free for a limited period. These calculators estimate net salary, the effect of tax credits and the 30% ruling, and BTW (VAT) on prices, so you can compare job offers in the Netherlands.
See your actual net pay after Box 1 income tax and standard tax credits.
Open calculator →They use simplified 2026 rates and don't model the gradual phase-out of tax credits at higher incomes — always confirm with the Belastingdienst or a tax advisor.
A Dutch tax facility for eligible incoming expat employees, allowing up to 30% of gross salary to be paid tax-free. Eligibility depends on skills, salary level, and prior distance from the Netherlands.