Question 1

What does Taxboutiq do?

Accepted Answer

Taxboutiq is an independent tax advisory firm in Eindhoven, Netherlands, specialising in Dutch and international tax. We advise businesses, entrepreneurs and individuals on corporate income tax, transfer pricing, M&A, estate planning, emigration tax, and UAE business setup.

Question 2

Why choose a Dutch tax advisor for international tax matters?

Accepted Answer

The Netherlands has a complex but favourable tax system with incentives like the participation exemption, innovation box, and SME profit exemption. A specialist Dutch tax advisor ensures you benefit from these while staying compliant with Dutch and international regulations.

Question 3

Can Taxboutiq help with emigration from the Netherlands to Dubai?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Taxboutiq specialises in emigration tax advisory from the Netherlands to the UAE. We handle the M-biljet, conserverende aanslag (provisional tax assessment), and fiscal residency matters to ensure a tax-efficient transition.

Question 4

What is the DGA customary wage regulation (gebruikelijk loonregeling)?

Accepted Answer

The DGA customary wage regulation requires director-major shareholders (DGA) of a BV to pay themselves a salary that reflects market conditions. In 2025, the minimum is EUR 56,000. Taxboutiq advises on optimising DGA compensation within legal requirements.

Question 5

What tax incentives are available for businesses in the Netherlands?

Accepted Answer

Key Dutch tax incentives include the SME profit exemption (mkb-winstvrijstelling), innovation box (9% effective rate), self-employed deduction (zelfstandigenaftrek), participation exemption for holdings, and the 30% ruling for international employees. Taxboutiq helps businesses maximise these benefits.

Question 6

Does Taxboutiq handle transfer pricing?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Taxboutiq advises on transfer pricing and the arm's length principle for intercompany transactions. We help structure intercompany agreements and ensure compliance with Dutch and OECD transfer pricing guidelines.

Question 7

What is the Dutch participation exemption (deelnemingsvrijstelling)?

Accepted Answer

The Dutch participation exemption exempts dividends and capital gains from qualifying shareholdings (typically 5% or more) from corporate income tax. This makes the Netherlands attractive for holding structures. Taxboutiq advises on structuring holdings to benefit from this exemption.

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