In the year you move to or from the Netherlands you usually file a special migration tax return called the M-form (M-formulier) instead of the standard one. It covers the part of the year you were a Dutch tax resident, combining resident and non-resident periods. Because many newcomers receive a refund, especially with the 30% ruling and a mortgage, it is worth filing carefully.
How does the tax return work in my migration year (the M-form)?
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