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Tax Plan 2026

Traditionally, our government presents the Tax Plan on the Third 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.

In the overview below, you will find the most important changes, sorted by tax type.
 

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Prinsjesdag Webcast 2025

On 17 September, we will release our Prinsjesdag webcast, where we will update you on thethe most signifant tax developments in 2025 Tax Plan.

Do you want to receive an update once it's published? Register to receive our International Tax Alert. Stay tuned!

Preview of the 2026 Tax Plan: Are you ready for the changes?

Belastingplan 2026 | Our predictions

This newsletter discusses the tax proposals that the government is likely to introduce on Budget Day as part of the 2026 Tax Plan package. A number of other tax legislative amendments are discussed as well.
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Dutch Tax Budget 2025 – summary for multinationals

On 17 September 2024, the Dutch Ministry of Finance published the government’s tax plan for 2025. In this alert we will discuss the most important tax proposals for multinationals.  
Perspective
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