Baraca Capital Hosts Educational Webinar on International Real Estate and Dutch Taxation

Baraca Capital will host an educational webinar focused on the intersection of international real estate investment and Dutch taxation. The session, scheduled for Wednesday, March 11 at 20:30 (NL time), will explore how international property investments are treated within the Dutch tax system.

The webinar will feature Ramin Nourzad, a fiscal specialist in international taxation who previously worked at international advisory firms KPMG and EY. Nourzad advises entrepreneurs and investors on cross-border structures and international tax strategy. During the session, he will provide insights into how Dutch investors should think about the tax implications of owning real estate abroad.

Interest in international real estate has grown significantly among Dutch entrepreneurs, professionals, and experienced investors. Markets outside Europe, particularly global real estate hubs such as Dubai, have attracted attention from investors looking to diversify their holdings internationally. At the same time, questions around taxation and cross-border structures remain an important consideration for many investors.

The upcoming webinar aims to provide clarity on these topics by addressing some of the most common questions Dutch investors have when exploring international real estate opportunities.

During the session, we will also share a few real-life examples where entrepreneurs and investors improved their fiscal structure and achieved annual tax savings of €17,000 or more through strategic adjustments.

Understanding Dutch taxation and international property

For Dutch residents, taxation is generally based on worldwide assets, meaning foreign real estate must typically be declared in the Netherlands. In many cases, mechanisms exist to avoid double taxation, depending on factors such as tax residency, applicable tax treaties, and the ownership structure.

For many private investors, foreign property falls within Box 3, which covers savings and investments. Because the interaction between international real estate and the Dutch tax system can vary, investors often seek clarity on how these rules apply.

Ownership structure is also an important consideration. Property may be held privately or through an entity such as a company or holding structure, depending on the investor’s situation and long-term strategy.

An educational session for Dutch investors

The upcoming webinar hosted by Baraca Capital is designed to provide a clear and practical overview of these topics. During the session, participants will gain insight into how international real estate investments interact with Dutch taxation and what investors should consider when exploring opportunities abroad.

The goal of the session is to provide clarity and practical understanding for Dutch investors interested in international real estate.

The webinar will take place live on Wednesday, March 11 at 20:30 (NL time) and will include a discussion of common investor questions, followed by an opportunity for participants to ask questions during the session.

Register for the webinar

Investors who would like to learn more about how international real estate interacts with Dutch taxation can join the upcoming live session hosted by Baraca Capital.

Participation in the webinar is free, and attendees will have the opportunity to submit questions during the session.

To reserve a place for the webinar, interested participants can register here: https://www.baracacapital.com/webinar/fiscaliteit.

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