Work in Netherlands for a corporation based in Angola
Can I work remotely for a company in Angola while being in Netherlands?
It is usually doable, but we recommand to check the following key points first:
- If you are working for a company in Angola, you must have a valid visa.
- You must have a valid visa to enter Angola.
- You must have a valid visa to enter the Netherlands.
- You must have a valid visa to enter the Netherlands from Angola.
How to live in Netherlands and find remote work in Angola?
Finding remote work in Angola if you are located in Netherlands might be difficult, therefore we recommend you to move to Angola. Find out how to live and work in Angola in this post.
Angola is a country located in the West Africa region. It is the third largest country in Africa with about 17 million people. Angola is a country that is often underrated, therefore we think it is worth it to take a look at Angola.
How a company in Angola can send my salary in Netherlands?
When working remotely for a corporation in Angola, you salary can be send to Netherlands but how?
I am a software engineer in Angola and I have been working remotely for a company in Angola for more than 2 years. My salary is paid in Angola but I am living in Netherlands.
Where to pay my taxes when working remotely in Netherlands for a company in Angola?
If you are working remotely in Netherlands for a corporation established in Angola, taxes could seem complicated but in fact they are not.
The Dutch tax system is based on the principle of ‘the same tax for the same income’. The principle is based on the fact that all residents pay the same tax rate for their income.
This means that you should pay the same tax rate as your company.
The Netherlands is a country with a progressive tax system. The more you earn, the higher the tax rate. The tax rate is higher for high-earners than for low-earners.
The tax rate is progressive because the tax rate increases with the income.
If you are a Dutch resident and your income is higher than €15,000 per year, you pay a tax rate of 19% on your income.
If you are a Dutch resident and your income is higher than €50,000 per year, you pay a tax rate of 25% on your income.
