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A warm welcome to Expat Republic The Hague!
Thanks for being part of the Expat Republic family! With events running across The Netherlands you're bound to find some really cool folks you can connect with. We hold various events on a regular basis aimed at bringing people together and having good old fashion fun. Please let us know if you'd like to be an event host or organizer: http://www.expatrepublic.com/contact/
We're thrilled to have on our mailing list! We'll keep you in the loop with our latest news and helpful info regarding living and working in The Netherlands. I'm sure we'll have some fun stuff too.
Here is some great info relevant for expats and expat life in The Netherlands:
Don't forget to join our Facebook group, so you can meet other expats and ask questions to our community. you can also signup to our newsletter where we feature loads of great info for expatriates and life in The Netherlands.
Housing:
• Guide to setting up utilities in The Netherlands
• Guide to Buying a Property in The Netherlands
• House cleaning services in The Netherlands
Banking & Finance
• Setting up a Dutch bank account in 5 minutes with no BSN
• Transferring money from abroad
• Financial advice for Investments in The Netherlands
• Everything you need to know about the 30% ruling
Healthcare in The Netherlands
• List of Dentists in The Netherlands
• Healthcare in The Netherlands
Buying a Bike in The Netherlands
• Guide to Buying a Bicycle in The Netherlands
Working in The Netherlands
• Surviving your Dutch office in Dutch
• Holiday Allowance in The Netherlands
See you,
Karim P.S. Dutch are most certainly welcome and encouraged!
Our Sponsor
Special thank you to Beacon Financial Education for being our meetup group sponsor. They provide a myriad of education and information regarding investments and financial matters. Please do checkout their website and book an appointment with a financial advisor
If there's anything your missing please don't hesitate to let me know!
Cheers,
Karim
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Buying a House in The Netherlands
·OnlineOnlineThinking about buying your first home here, but not sure if 2026 is the right
time?Fair question. Buying a home in the Netherlands can feel confusing at first. The rules are different, the words are weird, and the market can move fast.
In this free webinar, Welocate and ABN AMRO Bank will help you make
sense of it all.We will explain how the Dutch housing market works, what steps to expect,
how much you may be able to borrow, and which costs can catch buyers
off guard.You will also get simple tips to help you avoid common mistakes, from
bidding too fast to missing key checks.Whether you want to buy soon or just want to understand your options, this session will help you take the next step with more confidence.
Register
FREEAbout The Sponsor
Since 2004, Welocate has been helping Expats buy their special home in the Netherlands. They’ve created a complete package to provide everything you need from start to finish, the Home Buyers Plan.2 deelnemers
Catch Up On Your U.S. Taxes While Living Abroad
·OnlineOnlineDid you miss the U.S. tax deadline? Have you fallen behind on filing your U.S. tax returns while living abroad? You’re definitely not the only one.
Many Americans move abroad for work, love, adventure, retirement, or a fresh start. Life overseas can be exciting, rewarding, and full of new opportunities, but U.S. taxes have a way of following you wherever you go. Unlike most countries, the United States taxes its citizens based on nationality, not just residency. That means that even if you live outside the U.S., you may still need to file a U.S. tax return and report certain foreign accounts, income, assets, or business interests to the IRS and U.S. government.
The good news? If you missed the deadline, forgot to file, or haven’t filed for several years, there are ways to catch up and get back into compliance. And in many cases, Americans abroad can use exclusions, credits, and special IRS procedures to reduce or even eliminate double taxation.
In this webinar, we’ll walk you through what to do if you’re behind on your U.S. taxes, whether you missed this year’s deadline or need to catch up on previous years. We’ll explain the basics, highlight common expat tax issues, and show you how to move forward as smoothly and painlessly as possible.
We’ll discuss:
- Who needs to file U.S. income tax from abroad
- What to do if you missed the tax deadline
- How to file your U.S. income tax Federal & State Tax Returns
- Understanding the basic requirements
- How to catch up on current and previous year tax returns
- Common U.S. tax considerations for Americans abroad
- How to avoid double taxation
- Foreign Earned Income Exclusion and Foreign Tax Credits
- FBAR and foreign account reporting requirements
- The Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures for those who haven’t filed
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Practical tips and tricks for making the process easier
- Q&A
The long arm of Uncle Sam and the IRS is not something to ignore, but catching up doesn’t have to be scary. The most important step is getting informed, understanding your options, and taking action before a small issue becomes a bigger one.
Join us for this practical webinar and learn how to catch up on your U.S. taxes from abroad, get back on track, and move forward with more confidence.
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FREEAbout the Sponsor
At Taxbrella, we specialize in hassle-free tax solutions for U.S. expats in Europe and beyond. As the sister company of Blue Umbrella, a trusted name in Dutch tax services for over a decade, we understand the complexities of international tax compliance.Whether you’re new to expat life or a seasoned traveler, Taxbrella is your trusted partner—so you can focus on what matters most while we handle your taxes.
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Pension & Investment Planning for American Expats
·OnlineOnlineJoin us for an insightful webinar if you are an expat or planning to move overseas, this event right for you.
This event will provide valuable strategies to help you secure your financial future, wherever you call home.
Key topics include:
- Understanding the unique financial challenges faced by U.S. expats
- Pension options and considerations for Americans abroad
- Investment strategies tailored to the American expat lifestyle
- Tax implications and how to optimize your financial planning
- Tips for starting early and maximizing your long-term financial security
- Various American expat tax implications (Box 3, PFICs, Inheritance tax)
- How US retirement plans work in The Netherlands
Remember, it’s never too early to start planning for your future. The sooner you begin, the better prepared you’ll be to enjoy your life abroad with financial peace of mind.
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FREEAbout The Speakers
Alex Gover
Alex is a senior financial adviser, who focuses on helping UK and US expats worldwide with their finances, particularly international investments and retirement planning. He works at SJB Global, is associated with the North American Securities Administrators Association, and is an educator for expats on cross-border investment options while offering comprehensive retirement plans.Puneet Gupta
Puneet is the co-founder and CEO of Aequify, a fintech platform focused on simplifying cross-border financial organisation and tax-compliance workflows for expats and internationally mobile families. He brings a personal understanding of the risks involved: a cross-border filing error reportedly cost him $7,400, helping inspire Aequify’s missionKonner Gershkoff
Konner is the Head of the Internal Sales team at Advisors Capital Management. Konner has led the efforts into the International, Cross-Border Advice markets for Advisors Capital and works hand-in-hand with Financial Advisors to provide compliant, customized, tax efficient investment portfolios for their clients. He has several years of experience strictly focusing on International Markets and working within permitted jurisdictions across the globe to help bridge back USD assets to US based custodians like Fidelity and Charles Schwab. He understands the importance of providing compliant solutions for individuals abroad that wish to continue to invest USD but do so with proper reporting. He holds a Finance Degree from the University of Rhode Island and is a key part to the Institutional Team at Advisors Capital2 deelnemers
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