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Netherlands Heritage Tax and History Law


Property acquired by a person who owns property in the Netherlands is taxable (recht van sucessie). Several additional kinds of transfer of land, e.g. gifts from a testator within 180 days before death and earnings from a life insurance arrangement for which the testator pays the insurance premiums, are considered as a patrimony for tax reasons. Property obtained through heritage must, at fair value, at the time of the death of the testator be assessed, with reduced liability (debts like tax, funeral and other expenses). adhunt

 

Different heritage tax rates apply depending on the connection between the heir and beneficiaries:

 

 

Category I – spousal transfers, cohabitants and children: 10% to 20%

Category II – transfers to direct descendants of second or second degree: 18% to 36%

Category III – transfers to unrelated parents, siblings and sisters: 30 to 40%

INHERITANCE TAX 2015

DISCOUNT TAX, €

TAX RATE

I

II

III

Up to EUR 121,296

10 percent

18% 18 p.

Thirty p. 100

Over €121,296

20% of the population

36 percent

40%. Forty%. Hotel interest is also obvious and derives from a long history of interest in the home market hospitality business."
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