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Tax Plan 2027

Traditionally, our government presents the Tax Plan on the 3rd Tuesday in September, Budget Day. Our fiscal experts follow the developments and will be the first to inform you.

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What are the most important fiscal changes in the Tax Plan? Our tax specialists analyse the Tax Plan, list the most important changes and explain the consequences. Watch the Prinsjesdag 2026 Webcast below.


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Budget Day Webcast 2026

Our tax experts discuss the most important proposals from Tax Plan 2027 in 30 minutes. Watch our Budget Day Webcast 2026 with English subtitles. 

Key topics discussed in the webcast:

  • Box 1: tax rate increases and inflation adjustment.
  • Box 3: uncertainty and potential solutions.
  • Start-ups & scale-ups: new share option scheme.
  • Corporate income tax: changes to currency results and corporate restructurings.
  • Travel expenses: increase in the tax-free mileage allowance.
  • Mobility: changes to aviation tax and fuel duties.
  • Transfer tax: lower rate for properties that are not used as a main residence.
  • Housing associations: greater interest deduction from 2028.
  • Public finances: budget, expenditure and government debt.

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Prinsjesdag Webcast 2025

Here you can find our Prinsjesdag webcast, where our experts will update you on the most signifant tax developments in the  2026 Tax Plan.

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2027 Tax Plan: What does it mean for you?

2027 Tax Plan – overview of the bills tabled

In this article, we discuss the tax proposals that the government tabled on Budget Day as part of the 2027 Tax Plan package, as well as a number of other tax law amendments.
Perspective
7 minute read

Dutch Tax Budget 2027 – rates and tax credits

On 15 September 2026, the Dutch Ministry of Finance published the government’s tax plan for 2027. In this alert we will discuss the rates and tax credits.
Perspective
5 minute read

Start-ups and Scale-ups (Tax Incentives) Act

The government intends to introduce a new wage tax scheme for share options in start-ups and scale-ups, which is set to become effective on 1 January 2027. The aim is to strengthen the competitiveness of such companies in the Netherlands. A new statutory definition of start-ups and scale-ups will also be introduced.
Perspective
4 minute read

Letter to Parliament on the future of Box 3

On 29 September 2026, the government sent a letter to the House of Representatives proposing that, as early as 2028, all financial instruments be classified under the capital gains regime in Box 3. In 2030, the transition to a full capital gains tax will be made.
Perspective
4 minute read
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Dutch Tax Alerts

Our Dutch Tax Alerts allow you to stay informed of the latest national and international tax developments, covering Corporate Tax, Individual Tax, VAT, Customs & Trade and more.
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Dutch Tax Budget 2027 – summary for multinationals

On 15 September 2026, the Dutch Ministry of Finance published the government’s tax plan for 2027. In this alert we will discuss the most important tax proposals for multinationals.  
Perspective
5 minute read

2027 Tax Plan – summary of measures for SME entrepreneurs

On 15 September 2026, the government submitted the 2027 Tax Plan package to the House of Representatives. On this page, you will find the main proposed tax measures for SME entrepreneurs.
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5 minute read

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