Taxes and fees, refunds

Sometimes you get back municipal taxes that you have paid, for example, if you move and have already paid all municipal taxes for this year. You will automatically be notified of this by the municipality.

How does it work?

Property tax (OZB) assessments are never eligible for a refund. On the other hand, you will not receive new property tax assessments for the same year after moving to your new address. Incidentally, it is customary for the notary to settle the property tax (for the owner) with the new owner. For the other taxes, however, there may be a right to relief.

You are leaving the municipality

If you leave the municipality, you are entitled to reduction for the:

  • Waste tax
  • Sewer charges (consumer portion)
  • Dog tax

You are moving within the municipality

In principle, moving within the municipality does not lead to reduction, because you take the assessments from your old address with you to your new address. This rule is departed from in principle, if you move to a care or nursing home or become a resident.

SVHW handles tax matters for municipality

For the municipality of Voorne aan Zee , SVHW regulates the levying and collection of municipal taxes and establishes the values for the WOZ.

Frequently asked questions about taxes and WOZ

On the SVHW website you will find the answers to the most frequently asked questions about municipal taxes and (determining) the WOZ. Is your question not listed? Please contact the SVHW directly.

My SVHW

Through the digital counter 'My SVHW' you can:

  • View and modify your personal information.
  • See your tax assessments.
  • Seeing your appraisal reports.
  • Changing a Direct Debit.
  • Making a payment.
  • Waiver application.
  • Signing a dog on or off.
  • Objection.

To use 'My SVHW', you must log in with DigiD (for individuals) or eHerkenning (for companies). Do you not yet have a DigiD or eRecognition? Then apply for one via DigiD or eHerkenning.

Need help arranging or apply something from the digital government? Then contact the Digital Government Information Point.