Local taxes to rise 4% as property prices continue to increase
2 years, 10 months ago

Local taxes to rise 4% as property prices continue to increase

Dutch News  

Local taxes are set to rise by an average of 4.4% this year, generating a total of €11.5bn for local council spending plans, according to calculations by national statistics agency CBS. The tax increase is partly down to rising house prices – the ozb tax payable by all home owners is based on property values – but is less than the 5.8% increase recorded in 2021. In Leiden, for example, the ozb charge is rising 5% but waste water processing will cost 27% more and rubbish collection services are rising by 12%. In particular, the average rise in waste water processing costs is the highest since 2013, the CBS said.

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Water board tax to rise next year due to climate change and inflation
1 year, 1 month ago

Water board tax to rise next year due to climate change and inflation

NL Times  

Water board taxes in the Netherlands will increase next year by several tens of euros, the Dutch Water Authorities reported on Monday. Following a survey of the 21 water boards by the Dutch Water Authorities, it was determined that the water board tax would have to “increase considerably” next year. Not only residents, but also farmers, businesses, and nature reserve …

Housing costs rising in large municipalities, mainly due to property tax
1 year, 11 months ago

Housing costs rising in large municipalities, mainly due to property tax

NL Times  

Homeowners in large Dutch municipalities will spend an average of 6 percent more on their municipal housing costs this year, according to the Center for Research into the Economics of Local Authorities at the University of Groningen. The municipal housing costs for homeowners - property tax, sewage charges, and a waste levy - are increasing to 925 euros per year …

Residents to face sharp rise in clean drinking water prices next year
2 years ago

Residents to face sharp rise in clean drinking water prices next year

NL Times  

The price of drinking water will rise sharply in 2023. The price for drinking water consists of the cost per liter of water, the standing charge, and the Tap Water Tax, an environmental tax imposed by the central government. According to the drinking water company Vitens, the largest water supplier in the Netherlands, an average household of four people uses …

Municipal taxes increasing more than expected
2 years, 9 months ago

Municipal taxes increasing more than expected

NL Times  

Homeowners' municipal taxes are rising more this year than previously anticipated. According to the Homeowners Association, the property tax increases by 3.4 percent on average, instead of 2.1 percent, as estimated in December. In Landsmeer, for example, the property tax increases from 365 to 478 euros, an increase of 31 percent. 21 out of the 345 municipalities will increase property …

Local taxes to rise 4% as property prices continue to increase
2 years, 10 months ago

Local taxes to rise 4% as property prices continue to increase

Dutch News  

Local taxes are set to rise by an average of 4.4% this year, generating a total of €11.5bn for local council spending plans, according to calculations by national statistics agency CBS. The tax increase is partly down to rising house prices – the ozb tax payable by all home owners is based on property values – but is less than …

Netherlands tourist tax up 6.6% this year
3 years, 2 months ago

Netherlands tourist tax up 6.6% this year

NL Times  

The rate for tourist tax in the Netherlands increased on average 6.6 percent this year compared to last year. The tax per person this year is on average 1.93 euros per night spent in the country. In Amsterdam, tourists pay the most tourist tax at 10.89 euros per person per night, followed by Ouder-Amstel, Landsmeer, Rotterdam, and Zaanstad. Of the …

Amsterdam to put up property taxes, cut spending to fill €200m spending gap
4 years, 3 months ago

Amsterdam to put up property taxes, cut spending to fill €200m spending gap

Dutch News  

Amsterdam city council is planning to put up local taxes and cut spending in an effort to cover an estimated €200m annual gap in the city’s finances, due in part to the coronavirus epidemic. The city’s left-wing coalition is now planning to put up property taxes by around 20%, bring in more paid parking on Sundays and cut back on …

Amsterdam to put up property taxes, cut spending to fill €200m spending gap
4 years, 3 months ago

Amsterdam to put up property taxes, cut spending to fill €200m spending gap

Dutch News  

Amsterdam city council is planning to put up local taxes and cut spending in an effort to cover an estimated €200m annual gap in the city’s finances, due in part to the coronavirus epidemic. The city’s left-wing coalition is now planning to put up property taxes by around 20%, bring in more paid parking on Sundays and cut back on …

€777m for local government, Amsterdam plans to put up local taxes
4 years, 3 months ago

€777m for local government, Amsterdam plans to put up local taxes

Dutch News  

The cabinet is allocating a further €777m to help local and provincial councils with the impact of the coronavirus crisis on their income. The money comes on top of the €566m already injected into local government in May and will be used across a range of services, including health boards, community services, and cultural institutions. ‘It is important that everyone …

€777m for local government, Amsterdam plans to put up local taxes
4 years, 3 months ago

€777m for local government, Amsterdam plans to put up local taxes

Dutch News  

The cabinet is allocating a further €777m to help local and provincial councils with the impact of the coronavirus crisis on their income. The money comes on top of the €566m already injected into local government in May and will be used across a range of services, including health boards, community services, and cultural institutions. ‘It is important that everyone …

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