Hi, I am soon to be living with my Dutch partner in Amsterdam. I will continue working all over the world and back in the UK on various contracts operating through my LTD company which is UK-based. As far as my understanding goes I will continue to pay Corp tax in the UK however I will pay dividends tax in the Netherlands. Could anyone tell me the tax rate this would be done at? I presume I would need to be set up as self-employed and just show my dividends as self employed earnings.
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And if anyone has any recommendations on tax advisors. I'd love to get in contact with some.
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Thanks for your question. Questions on tax is probably not something you are going to get a qualified answer to here. Cynic mentioned several resources in this thread and it's generally recommended to talk to a tax professional instead of trusting the word of people on the internet when it comes to finances. 
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