Individual income tax rate in the Netherlands 2009-2021

Between 2009 and 2021, the highest personal income tax in the Netherlands decreased slightly. In 2009, this income tax rate was 52 percent, whereas by 2021, this was 49.5 percent. Individidual income tax rates or tax wedges consist of personal income tax and social security contributions from both employers and employees. When looking at personal income tax alone, the average Dutch consumer paid significantly less. A single person with an average income paid an income tax of just under 15 percent in 2019.

在2009年至2021年期间，荷兰的最高个人所得税有所小幅下降。2009年，该个人所得税率为52%，而到了2021年，这一比率降至49.5%。个人收入税率，或称税收楔子，由雇主和雇员双方缴纳的个人所得税及社会保险贡献构成。仅就个人所得税而言，平均荷兰消费者支付的税额显著减少。2019年，一个收入平均的个人仅支付了接近15%的个人所得税。