I am a US citizen (or greencard holder) and have not filed US taxes for several years. What are the implications of this?
Q: Do I need to file a Dutch Tax Return? A: In general, you may need to file a Dutch tax return for any year in which you lived or worked in the Netherlands for any part of the year. If you have a SOFI (Social-Fiscal) Number in the Netherlands and worked or lived in the Netherlands, a form will normally be issued to you by the Dutch tax authorities (Belastingdienst). If you have received such a form, you are required by law to complete and submit a ta return for the year, even if you do not owe any tax in the Netherlands. If you did not receive an official form, you are still requred to submit a tax return for any year in which you had Dutch-sourced income (from employment, business enterprises, and/or (if you are a Dutch resident) for income from “worldwide” investments [back to top] Q: What is the “30% ruling? A: The 30% ruling is meant to attract employees with specific skills or expertise that are scarce on the Dutch labor market to the Netherlands by providing these employees with
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