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7 things you need to know about foreign savings accounts as an expat in the Netherlands
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The Belastingdienst wants to know about itOpening a savings account abroad doesn’t take it off the Dutch tax radar.
As a Dutch tax resident, you’re generally required to declare worldwide assets, including any foreign savings account, in Box 3 of your income tax return.
You don’t need to close your Dutch accountThere’s no requirement to close or restrict your Dutch account before opening a savings account elsewhere.
Plenty of people in the Netherlands run a Dutch current account alongside one or more foreign savings accounts.
A foreign savings account isn’t off the table just because you live in the Netherlands.