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First 8.3 million final income tax assessments sent

First 8.3 million final income tax assessments sent

The Dutch Tax and Customs Administration has sent 8.3 million final income tax assessments to citizens who filed their returns before April 1, 2025. Out of these, 5.3 million taxpayers are eligible for a refund, while 1.2 million are required to pay additional taxes.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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