Originally Posted by
Jnrbiland33
Thanks for your reply. Since posting, I have continued to dig deeper into the tax and have since found out that, there is a special treaty between UK and NL for pilots who work in UK and live in NL. I have been told from the Dutch tax authority that basically I would pay tax in UK despite being resident in NL and they have a double taxation agreement between the 2 countries to ensure that I don't get double taxed. I will also check with the UK tax service also to make sure that the answers align.
There’s no special treaty, but a paragraph (14.3) about aircrew in the DTA which is quite clear: you will be taxed in Holland for income related to international flights. Domestic UK flights and ground duties, however, fall under the general rule and are taxable in the UK. You will have to file tax returns in both countries.