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About DutchReview
Welcome to DutchReview, your passport to the Netherlands! At DutchReview, we’re all about celebrating and demystifying the Dutch experience. Whether you’re a newly minted expat, a seasoned traveler, a wide-eyed international student, or simply an aficionado of all things Dutch, you’ve found your online home. 🌷
International – DutchReview
6 天之前 · Update: Donald Trump has now officially been declared the winner of the 2024 presidential election and will become the 47th President of the United States.
These 17 changes are hitting Dutch wallets in 2025 - DutchReview
2024年12月20日 · 6. Savings tax remains the same. The savings tax for 2025 stays at 36% above the tax-free amount. READ MORE | Dutch savings accounts: Best interest rates in the Netherlands in December 2024 In 2025, you can also gift your kids up to …
News – DutchReview
DutchReview News is the go-to online platform delivering tailored international news for the vibrant community of internationals calling the Netherlands home. At DutchReview, we’re dedicated to providing a unique perspective on global events, specifically curated for the diverse audience residing in the Netherlands. Here’s what makes us stand out: Diverse… - DutchReview
International – DutchReview
Dutch art foundation, Stichting Over Holland, has promised to donate a roughly €800,000 piece of art to an American museum — but only if...
What the new Dutch coalition means for internationals and expats
2024年5月16日 · The new coalition will also crack down on “undesirable foreign influences” like weekend schools and regulate the volume of calls to prayer.
Here’s what the new Dutch budget plan means for your wallet
2024年9月18日 · With Prinsjesdag (Budget Day) in the rearview mirror, the Dutch cabinet’s plans for you — and your money! — have finally been unveiled. In a summary of the Budget Memorandum and tax plan for 2025, the Dutch government has outlined several important changes in taxation, rental allowance, and purchasing power (among others).. If you’re sick of feeling as poor as a church mouse, we’ve ...
Here's why the Dutch industrial sector is struggling - DutchReview
2024年12月19日 · High interest rates: These have driven up borrowing costs for companies that depend on loans to keep their operations and investments running smoothly. Germany’s economic struggles: As the Netherlands’ biggest trading partner, Germany’s problems are spilling over, and the German automotive sector has been hit hard by falling sales and tough competition from cheaper Chinese electric vehicles.
U-turn on expats' 30% ruling as Dutch MPs reconsider cuts
2024年3月26日 · Lottie joins DutchReview as an editorial intern after gaining a Bachelor’s in English from her native England. She continues to pursue all things literature in her MA Literature Today at Utrecht University.