Insights
Changes in the HR field as of January 1, 2024
Attention employers! In addition to the previously announced (expected) legislative changes (read on our website) the following rules in the HR field have come into effect as of January 1, 2024.
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Maximum daily wage
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Statutory transition (severance) payment:
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State pension (AOW) age:
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Home working allowance
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Employment cost scheme:
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Travel expense reimbursement
o Employers do not pay income tax on a public transportation allowance if the employee also uses the subscription (partly) for business purposes (e.g., commuting). Previously, income tax was due if it was found that an employee did not use the public transportation card sufficiently for business purposes. o There are fewer administrative obligations. o Employers do not pay income tax on a public transportation allowance if the employee also uses the subscription (partly) for business purposes (e.g., commuting). Previously, income tax was due if it was found that an employee did not use the public transportation card sufficiently for business purposes. |
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Whistleblowers:
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Labour & Care Act
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Maximum remuneration Act on the Standardization of Top Incomes (‘WNT’)
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30% ruling:
o 30% for the first 20 months; o 20% for the following 20 months; o 10% for the last 20 months. |
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Pension accrual:
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Model Agreement for free replacement of the Dutch Tax Authorities:
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Change in mandatory CO2 registration for work-related personal mobility
Contrary to previous reports, the obligation for employers to register the CO2 emissions of employees will begin on July 1, 2024 (instead of January 1, 2024). In the context of this new registration obligation, employers with more than 100 employees must provide the government with data on the commuting and business travel of employees.
For an explanation of which and how data should be registered, visit the website of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency: https://www.rvo.nl/onderwerpen/rapportage-wpm.
If you have any questions following this message, please contact us on +31 20 305 33 33 / info@bd-advocaten.nl
