Clarity from day one
Get clarity on your Dutch tax position
Dutch taxation can quickly become more complex when your personal and business interests are connected. Expats may have questions about the 30% ruling, foreign income, investments or assets held outside the Netherlands. Entrepreneurs and company directors often need to consider corporate tax, dividends and the way a BV or holding company is structured.
As your tax advisor in Rotterdam, we first establish where you stand. We review the relevant parts of your income, assets and business interests and explain how Dutch tax rules apply to your situation. This gives you a clear understanding of your obligations, the areas that require attention and the options available to you. You receive practical advice in English and have one dedicated point of contact who understands both your personal and business tax matters.
.png){kind=icon}
One dedicated contact for your tax matters
Guidance on the 30% ruling and Dutch income tax
Advice for BVs, holding companies and directors
Clear tax advice in English
Our expertise
Specialist tax advice for complex matters in Rotterdam
Tax optimisation
Tax planning for personal and business decisions, aligned with your circumstances and longer-term objectives.
Business & structure
Advice on corporate tax, dividends and the tax implications of BV and holding structures in the Netherlands.
Wealth & individuals
Guidance on personal taxation, wealth, foreign assets, gift and inheritance tax and relevant expat matters.
Tax returns & compliance
Accurate preparation and review of income and corporate tax returns, with attention to deadlines and Dutch requirements.
Tax advice in Rotterdam for your business and personal interests
Tax responsibilities differ considerably depending on how you earn, invest and structure your affairs in the Netherlands. Entrepreneurs and company directors may deal with corporate tax, VAT, payroll tax and dividend tax, while expats can face additional questions around the 30% ruling, M-form returns and foreign income or assets.
Suits Finance provides English-language guidance across these areas and helps ensure that related tax matters are considered together where necessary. We can assist with tax returns, review the treatment of specific transactions and clarify which information or documentation is required. When several taxes are affected by the same event, we assess the connection between them rather than approaching each obligation in isolation. This gives you a consistent approach to your Dutch tax affairs and clarity on what needs to be handled, when and why.
Results
No promises.
Proof.
Real entrepreneurs. Real results.
Discover how entrepreneurs like you
grew with structure as their foundation.
View all Results
.png)
Tax-neutral contribution and holding structure. €210,000 in structural annual tax savings.
Belgian Cayman tax avoided. €280,000 in additional tax prevented with a watertight substance file.
Polish VAT claim withdrawn. €190,000 in assessment, penalties and interest averted.
€1,200,000 released by PayPal after fourteen weeks of court proceedings.
EUIPO opposition dismissed in full. Brand name retained intact after a competitor's attack.
Tax foresight for important financial decisions
The timing of tax advice can be just as important as the advice itself. A dividend distribution, investment, change in company structure or move to the Netherlands can create consequences across several areas of Dutch taxation. Once a decision has been made, certain alternatives may no longer be available.
We therefore prefer to become involved before an important financial decision is finalised. This allows us to assess the relevant tax implications, compare available routes and identify obligations that may follow. As a tax advisor in Rotterdam, we translate these considerations into clear, practical advice so you understand what each option means before moving forward. The result is greater certainty when making decisions that can affect both your finances today and your plans for the years ahead.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about tax advice in Rotterdam
What can a tax advisor in Rotterdam help me with?
Tax matters are rarely limited to a single return or question. We help you understand how Dutch tax rules apply to your situation and what deserves attention. This can include income tax, corporate tax, VAT, dividends, investments or the structure of your business. For expats, we can also assist with matters such as the 30% ruling, foreign income and assets, and Dutch tax returns. We take the time to understand your circumstances first, so our advice reflects what is relevant to you rather than offering a standard solution.
When is the right time to involve a tax advisor?
Ideally, before making a decision that could have tax consequences. This could be when setting up or restructuring a BV, paying a dividend, making an investment, transferring assets or moving to the Netherlands. By involving us early, we can look at the available options with you and explain their tax implications before anything is finalised. That gives you the opportunity to make a well-informed decision rather than addressing the tax consequences afterwards. If a decision has already been made, we can of course still review your situation and advise on the next steps.
Can you advise on both my personal and business tax matters?
Yes. For many entrepreneurs, directors and shareholders, personal and business tax matters are closely connected. A decision within your company can have consequences for your personal tax position and vice versa. We therefore look at both sides where relevant. This may include your BV or holding structure, dividends, investments, income and personal assets. Having these matters considered together gives you a clearer view of the consequences of important decisions and means you have one trusted point of contact who understands your wider situation.
Can a tax advisor help reduce my tax burden?
Yes. Part of our role is to identify legitimate opportunities to optimise your tax position and, where possible, reduce unnecessary tax. We look at your income, assets, business structure and future plans to determine which tax choices or arrangements may be relevant to you. For expats, this can also include specific Dutch tax benefits such as the 30% ruling. We always consider the conditions, risks and longer-term implications before recommending a particular approach. Our aim is not simply to minimise tax today, but to create an efficient and sustainable tax position that continues to serve you well over time.
Relevant partner
Partner to help you with this
Meet the specialists behind this solution; your direct contacts for strategic advice.
