From announced measures to practical impact: stay up to date with the tax proposals included in the Tax Plan.
Prinsjesdag 2026
On Prinsjesdag 2026, the Dutch government presented its plans for the coming year, including the 2027 Tax Plan. These proposals contain tax measures that may affect businesses, employers, family-owned enterprises, and internationally operating organisations.
The professionals at Meijburg & Co have analysed the announced measures and translated them into practical insights. On this page, you will find an overview of the key tax developments included in the 2027 Tax Plan, complemented by in-depth analyses, webcasts, publications, and other relevant insights. This enables you to quickly understand the potential impact on your organisation and identify the key points requiring attention.
Prinsjesdag webcast 2026
Would you like a quick overview of the Dutch government's tax plans? During our annual Prinsjesdag webcast, the specialists at Meijburg & Co discuss the key measures included in the Tax Plan, as well as the economic developments announced on Prinsjesdag. In approximately one hour, you will be brought up to speed on the proposals, their potential impact on your organisation, and the key considerations for the period ahead.
Tax Measures 2027
Tax legislation and regulations are constantly evolving. Changes to tax laws can affect businesses, employers, major shareholders, and private individuals. It is therefore important to understand the measures announced for 2027 and their potential impact on your organisation or personal situation.
Our specialists have compiled the 2027 tax measures into a clear and accessible overview. For each topic, you can read about the proposed change, the background to the measure, and its potential practical implications. This provides insight into the developments that may be relevant to your tax position and helps you prepare for changes in tax legislation and regulations in a timely manner.
Questions about the impact on your organisation?
The impact of new tax measures varies from one organisation to another. Would you like to discuss your specific situation, receive more information, or schedule a meeting with one of our specialists? We would be happy to help you assess the implications and explore the options available to your organisation.
