
The same profit under the 2026 rules, the 2027 tax plan (self-employed deduction €900, the starters deduction all but gone) and from 2030 with the planned compulsory disability insurance (BAZ). See what each change costs you a year and a month.
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| 2026 | 2027 (plan) | From 2030 (planned) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Profit | € 72.000 | € 72.000 | € 72.000 |
| Self-employed + starters deduction | € 1.200 | € 900 | € 900 |
| Income tax | € 17.483 | € 17.487 | € 16.551 |
| Zvw contribution | € 3.492 | € 3.492 | € 3.392 |
| Disability insurance (BAZ) | € 0 | € 0 | € 2.052 |
| Net profit a year | € 51.025 | € 51.021 | € 50.004 |
| Net a month | € 4.252 | € 4.252 | € 4.167 |
The labour tax credit is based on the profit before the deductions.
The labour tax credit is based on the profit before the deductions.
The labour tax credit is based on the profit before the deductions.
The 2027 figures are the Belastingplan 2027 proposal until Parliament votes; the €900 self-employed deduction is already law. "From 2030" uses the 2027 rates as a stand-in and the BAZ as proposed (about 5.4% of profit, at most about €171 a month, deductible, start expected no earlier than 2030). Single freelancer below state pension age, no other income, Zvw contribution included.