Keywords: Guideline, Source of Income, Personal Income Tax
The taxpayer eligible for Dutch Personal Income Tax (“PIT”) might find his/herself struggling with when a result could be seen as a source of income for the PIT as an entrepreneur. For the average taxpayer this is difficult to determine. Assessment of whether there is a source of income is based solely on case law and that can be tricky, especially for the laymen. For the Dutch Tax Authorities this is a reason to publish a short guide on this subject with guidelines for assessing whether an activity is a source of income for the PIT or not[1].
Conditions for a source of income qualification
A result (positive or negative) can only be income if it is based on a particular source. Only in the case of sources with labour, the following three conditions must be met before there is a source of income:
Please note that each source of income has to be assessed individually.
The guideline itself is in Dutch, we understand that this is not ideal for our English-speaking clients.
Therefore, we are more than happy to assist you in this matter regarding any questions that may arise with a possible source if income for the PIT.
For more information, please send an email to: info@nazali.com
[1] Forum Fiscaal Dienstverleners. (2021, 22 juni). Handreiking bron van inkomen.
https://ffd.pleio.nl/news/view/e2e6555f-c64c-4699-bd35-7497978ba57c/handreiking-bron-van-inkomen
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