Living in the Netherlands after obtaining a BSN number

Living in the Netherlands after obtaining a BSN number means that you are a Dutch tax resident; Working for a SA boss.

Working for a South African employer while residing in the Netherlands has taxable consequences.
I would like to share with you the best fiscal option avoiding paying double tax; with SARS and with the Dutch tax authorities.

#1 when you have a contract with your South African employer to pay your gross salary via the PAYE withholding, you might request your HR department to only pay you a gross salary directly in your Dutch bank.
#2 next step will be to notify your Dutch Income tax accountant to see that your South African gross income will be taxed via the Dutch Income tax return.
#3 you can also search for a Dutch pay roll company to withhold your monthly Dutch PAYE to the Dutch taxes.
#4 send your South African employer a monthly invoice via your founded ZZP company.

when following one of above points, you will not pay double tax.

IMPORTANT :

If you work for a South African company after you arrive in the Netherlands, then you will pay less PAYE in the Netherlands in the year of your arrival.
Via the M form, the first year income tax filing, you will receive extra taxable deductibles.

There is one situation where you do not pay double PAYE tax, as a Dutch tax resident, on your South African income;
when you work minimal 180 days in South Africa.

please read the topic ‘ income in South Africa ‘ in this website.