Scenario A against B
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Find out what the 30% ruling (30%-regeling) adds to your net pay in 2026, and whether your salary meets the threshold.
Updated:
Net benefit per year
€10,599
That is €883 extra per month.
Gross annual salary
| Gross annual salary | €70,000 | |
|---|---|---|
| Tax-free allowanceAt most 30%, up to €78,600 | − | €21,000 |
| Taxable salary | €49,000 | |
| Net per year | ||
| Without 30% ruling | €49,047 | |
| With 30% ruling | €59,646 | |
| Benefit | €10,599 | |
Salary threshold 2026: you meet it. Your taxable salary (€49,000) must be higher than €48,013.
Sources: Belastingdienst: applying for the 30% ruling, Belastingdienst: tax calculation 2026 (fiscal information), Belastingdienst: tax credits 2026 (fiscal information). See also methodology and sources.
Save your current inputs as scenario A. Then change anything: you see A and B side by side.
The calculator subtracts the tax-free allowance from your salary. Your taxable salary always stays above the salary threshold, as the rules require. Then it compares your net salary with and without the ruling.
Your employer may give you a tax-free allowance for the extra costs of coming to work in the Netherlands. The allowance is at most 30% of your salary. You then pay tax on a lower salary.
Your taxable salary must be higher than €48,013 (2025: €46,660). If you are under 30 and have a master's degree, the threshold is €36,497.
Yes. The allowance is at most 30% of the WNT salary cap of €262,000. That is €78,600 per year.
You and your employer apply together to the Belastingdienst. The Belastingdienst decides whether you qualify.