Mohamed Kaddour LL.M RB

Over Mohamed Kaddour

Mohamed heeft een uitgebreide studie fiscaal recht gevolgd aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam. Hij heeft zowel de Bachelor Fiscaal recht als wel de Master Internationaal en Europees belastingrecht afgerond.

Mohamed weet klanten optimaal te bedienen omdat hij zowel jarenlange ervaring heeft in de nationale alsook in de internationale belastingpraktijk.

In de nationale praktijk heeft hij met name MKB-ondernemers bediend. Momenteel is hij al jaren werkzaam in de internationale belastingpraktijk waar hij in het bijzonder buitenlandse particulieren en ondernemers adviseert die zich in Nederland komen vestigen dan wel Nederlanders die in het buitenland aan de slag gaan.

Publicaties van Mohamed Kaddour LL.M RB

10 december 2021 | Emigratie/immigratie, Inkomstenbelasting, particulier, Onroerende zaken

Taxation on real estate in the Netherlands

If you are a resident of the Netherlands, you need to declare your worldwide income and assets when filing your personal Dutch tax return – including real estate. However, it isn’t just Dutch tax residents but also non-residents who need to declare whether they own real estate in the Netherlands.

8 oktober 2021 | Grensoverschrijdend werken, Internationaal

Cross-border employment: Avoid double taxation!

The majority of the people, especially in the Netherlands, get an income as an employee, where taxes have been taken care of on the payroll of the employer. But what if you get income from a foreign employer or you sometimes work abroad for your Dutch employer? In this article, Taxsight will describe some scenarios which could apply to Dutch residents.

16 januari 2018 | 30%-regeling, Internationaal

The 30%-ruling after 5 years for employees lived within a distance of 150 kilometers from the Dutch border

To avoid tax risks, it is important to check the 30%-ruling for employees lived within 150 km from the Dutch Border. Employees to whom the 30%-ruling was granted before 2012 have to meet the 150 km border criteria after 5 years!

4 december 2017 | 30%-regeling, Grensoverschrijdend werken, Internationaal, Keuze rechtsvorm / samenwerkingsvorm

How to get organized as an entrepreneur in the Netherlands and get tax discounts?

When you relocate to the Netherlands and planning to set up your own business you have to make sure that you are organized well in order to structure your finance and tax obligations properly.
What are the options to work as an entrepreneur in the Netherlands? And what additional tax-benefits can you get as a new resident and entrepreneur in the Netherlands?