A person who has a residence permit in Holland, who has a registered address (residence in Holland), but has not lived in Holland for more than two years. Will he be considered a tax resident? There is currently no requirement to file a tax return as there was no direct source income in the Netherlands in 2017. In 2018, there is income in the Netherlands, a garage is rented. The deadline for paying tax and filing a return has not come for 2018?
First of all, a person who has a Dutch residence permit, but resides for more than 6 months outside the IP, violates the conditions for granting a residence permit. That in the case of verification (for example, when renewing a card) can have very bad consequences (up to cancellation of a residence permit).
As for your question, the tax office determines taxpayers by registration, and not by their real location.
The income from renting a garage is most likely not taxed, again it depends on the registration and to which house the garage is tied (in what status the house is).
The deadline for submitting the declaration is 2018 from 1.03.2019 to 30.04.2019. You can also request a deferral.
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