You live in Belgium and you do not opt for resident taxpayer status

You can apply for a provisional assessment for the following deductible items:

• public transport commuting allowance
• losses from work and home in previous years
• expenses for supporting children under the age of 21
• expenses for a weekend visit of seriously disabled persons
• alimony you pay to your former spouse

You can apply for a provisional assessment for the following tax credits:

• income-related combination tax credit
• parental leave tax credit
• single-parent tax credit
• employed person's tax credit
• deferred pension bonus
• general tax credit

You will receive the parental leave tax credit, the single-parent tax credit and the general tax credit only if you have taxable income in the Netherlands.

Tax partner?

Do you have a tax partner for more than 6 months? And does your tax partner have taxable income in the Netherlands of less than about € 6,500? In that case, he can apply for a provisional assessment for the refund of (part of) the general tax credit. However, you will need to pay sufficient tax and, possibly, national insurance contributions in the Netherlands.