• International issues: private taxpayers
• Dutch income tax system
  • Three types of income
  • Tax partners
  • Tax credits
    • Overview of tax credits
    • General tax credit
    • Employed person's tax credit
    • Income-related combination tax credit
    • Single parent's tax credit
    • Young disabled person's tax credit
    • Elderly person's tax credit
    • Career-break leave credit
    • Tax credit for parental leave
    • Tax credit for socially responsible investments
    • Tax credit for investments in venture capital and cultural investments
    • Deferred pension bonus
  • Worldwide income
• Emigration and Taxation
• Immigration and Taxation
• Secondment abroad
• If you come to the Netherlands to work
• Living in the Netherlands, income from abroad
• Living abroad, income in the Netherlands
• Social security and cross-border employment and enterprise
• Double tax relief

Career-break leave credit

Have you saved with the live savings scheme? And did you withdraw money from the savings account for unpaid leave in 2009? Then you are entitled to the life savings credit.

The life savings credit is equal to the amount you withdrew from the savings account for the life savings scheme. The maximum is € 195 per calendar year in which you saved.

Did you also receive the life savings credit in 2006, 2007 and 2008? Then we will deduct the life savings credit you received in (one of these) years from the maximum credit for 2009.

Private individuals

• Private individuals

Business

• Business