Municipal Tax Calculator
Calculate your 2026 annual municipal property taxes including OZB (property tax), sewer fees, and waste collection fees for 50+ Dutch cities. Get accurate cost estimates based on your household size.
Property Information
WOZ value used for calculation: € 380.000
Waste collection fees vary based on household size
Tax Rates - Amsterdam
OZB Rate
0.0527%
of WOZ value
Sewer Tax
€ 192
fixed annual amount
Waste Tax
€ 469
for 2 persons
Annual Costs Breakdown
Total Annual
€ 861
- Property Tax (OZB)
- € 200
- Sewer Tax
- € 192
- Waste Collection Fee
- € 469
- Average per Month
- € 72
Important Information
- • We calculate the WOZ value at 95% of the house price, which is a typical approximation. The actual WOZ value is determined annually by the municipality and may differ.
- • These are estimated rates based on 2026 data for major Dutch municipalities
- • Municipal tax rates can vary and may change annually
- • Check your municipality's website for exact current rates
- • You can find your exact WOZ value on your annual WOZ assessment from the municipality
Understanding Municipal Property Taxes in the Netherlands
What Are Municipal Taxes?
Municipal taxes (gemeentelijke woonlasten) are annual fees that homeowners in the Netherlands pay to their local municipality. These taxes consist of three main components: OZB (property tax), sewer fees (rioolheffing), and waste collection fees (afvalstoffenheffing). The total amount varies significantly between municipalities and depends on your property's WOZ value and household size.
OZB Calculator - Property Tax 2026
The OZB (Onroerende Zaak Belasting) is a property tax calculated as a percentage of your home's WOZ value. Each municipality sets its own OZB rate, which can range from 0.05% to 0.17% for homeowners. Use our OZB calculator above to estimate your annual property tax for 22 major Dutch cities including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, Den Haag, Eindhoven, Groningen, Maastricht, and more.
Household Size Impact on Costs
Waste collection fees (afvalstoffenheffing) vary based on the number of people in your household. Single-person households typically pay less than multi-person households. Our calculator includes accurate 2026 rates for 1, 2, 3, and 4+ person households across 22 major Dutch cities.
What is Diftar?
Some municipalities (Apeldoorn, Deventer, Zwolle, Ede, Haarlemmermeer) use a 'diftar' system (differentiated tariff). You pay a fixed base amount plus a variable fee per waste collection. Our calculator includes both the fixed base and estimated variable costs based on average household usage patterns.
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