2026 toolkit
€39 incl. VAT
- Hours log and 1,225-hour check
- Invoice with KOR and reverse-charge wording
- VAT return helper and ICP total
- Tax reserve, ledger, mileage, hourly rate
- Quick-start PDF
For expats in the Netherlands
English spreadsheets for the 1,225-hour rule, invoices, VAT and a tax reserve. Built for expats with a Dutch eenmanszaak. 2026 figures, each one linked to the source.
One-time purchase. The price includes VAT for consumers in the Netherlands. Not tax advice.
The workbook is yours to keep. Yellow cells are inputs. Green cells calculate, in Excel and in Google Sheets.
€39 incl. VAT
€49 incl. VAT
These are the amounts a consumer in the Netherlands pays. At checkout, VAT is calculated for your country. A business with a valid VAT identification number can reverse-charge.
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Six sheets in one workbook. Each preview uses the real layout: yellow for what you type, green for what the formula returns.
Workbook preview. Yellow cells are inputs. Green cells calculate. The 980 hours are a sample row, not someone’s result.
80% of the 2026 hour criterion. Sample row.
Sample layout. Dutch VAT on a Dutch customer.
Sample quarter. 210 + 45, with nothing to deduct.
The €60,000 worked example. Hour criterion met.
80% of the 2026 hour criterion. Sample row.
Every hour that counts toward 1,225, including admin and quotes, plus the startersaftrek questions.
Sample layout. Dutch VAT on a Dutch customer.
Sequential numbers and the wording for 21%, 9%, the KOR, intra-EU reverse charge and exports.
Sample quarter. 210 + 45, with nothing to deduct.
A quarter mapped onto boxes 1a, 1b, 1e, 2a, 3a, 3b, 4a, 4b and 5, with the ICP total beside 3b.
The €60,000 worked example. Hour criterion met.
Zelfstandigenaftrek €1,200, startersaftrek €2,123, 12.7% MKB exemption, brackets, credits and Zvw.
Sample rows. Costs are excluding VAT.
Income and costs excluding VAT, and €0.25 per business kilometre in a private vehicle.
Same defaults as the free rate calculator.
A rate excluding VAT that aims at the cash you want after income tax and the Zvw.
Pay once on Lemon Squeezy. €39 for 2026, or €49 with the 2027 file.
The zip arrives on the receipt and by email. It is not a subscription.
Hours, invoices, costs and kilometres. Excel and Google Sheets both work.
The sheet does the arithmetic. You still file with the Belastingdienst.
The week around the spreadsheets.
The same formulas as the sheets, in the browser. Nothing is stored. Each one draws the result as you type.
Income tax and Zvw to set aside.
Pace to the hour criterion, and the starter check.
The €20,000 ceiling, and the invoice that crosses it.
Dutch VAT, reverse charge, or out of scope.
An hourly rate excluding VAT.
Net from profit next to net from salary.
Profit of €60,000, hour criterion met, no startersaftrek, no other income. The calculator and the tax-reserve sheet both set aside €14,587.00: €12,097.00 income tax and €2,490.00 Zvw. €45,413.00 is left from the profit.
Built for expats freelancing in the Netherlands.
No. The toolkit and the calculators are planning aids for the 2026 calendar year. Dutchsorted is not a tax adviser, an accountant, or the Belastingdienst. Check the official sources in the file, and a belastingadviseur, before you file or pay.
English-speaking expats with a Dutch eenmanszaak who invoice clients themselves. The sheets are in English, with the Dutch legal wording where an invoice needs it. It is not a payroll package and it does not cover a BV.
No. It prepares the numbers. You file the VAT return and the ICP listing in Mijn Belastingdienst Zakelijk, and the income tax return in Mijn Belastingdienst. The quarterly deadlines are in the quick-start guide.
Yes. Upload the Google Sheets workbook to Drive and open it with Google Sheets. The formulas do not use macros. The quick-start PDF explains the yellow input cells and the green calculated cells.