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Module 5: The Tax Rules of Your Pension
7 lessons40 min
Create an account to start In this module you look at the tax side of pensions: the rules of the Belastingdienst (the Dutch Tax Administration). The government encourages saving for later with tax benefits, but sets strict limits on it. You learn what the omkeerregel (the reversal rule) is, what requirements the Wet op de loonbelasting (the Dutch Wage Tax Act) imposes, how the maximum accrual has been lowered since 2015, what the EUR 100,000 income limit means, and how survivor's pension and orphan's pension, abolished schemes and cross-border pensions work.
Modules
01
Tax ground rules of pensions
- 01The secret of pensions: the omkeerregel (the reversal rule)
- 02What counts as a pension for the Belastingdienst?
- 03Old-age pension: the new, strict limits
- 04The EUR 100,000 income limit (nettopensioen and nettolijfrente)
- 05Partner's pension and orphan's pension
- 06Old schemes that the government has abolished
- 07Working across the border (international pensions)