Local taxes
Local taxes in IJsselstein
IJsselstein charges a combined €465 per inhabitant in property tax (OZB), sewerage and waste charges (2026). The national average is €453.
IJsselstein compared with the Netherlands (2026)
- Property tax on homes (OZB)€131 per inhabitantNetherlands: €177+3% vs 2025
- Sewerage charge (rioolheffing)€127 per inhabitantNetherlands: €121+2% vs 2025
- Waste charge (afvalstoffenheffing)€207 per inhabitantNetherlands: €155+6% vs 2025
- Total€465 per inhabitantNetherlands: €453+4% vs 2025
Trend 2017–2026
Total of property tax, sewerage and waste charges per inhabitant, per year.
- 2026€465 (Netherlands: €453)
- 2025€447 (Netherlands: €433)
- 2024€423 (Netherlands: €408)
- 2023€396 (Netherlands: €386)
- 2022€377 (Netherlands: €370)
- 2021€358 (Netherlands: €359)
- 2020€311 (Netherlands: €339)
- 2019€296 (Netherlands: €326)
- 2018€286 (Netherlands: €315)
- 2017€276 (Netherlands: €312)
Line = national average
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Municipalities levy, among other things, property tax (OZB) on home owners, a sewerage charge and a waste charge. Together they make up most of the local housing costs.
These are budgeted revenues per inhabitant according to CBS, not the bill of one household. What you pay depends on the WOZ value of your home, your household size and whether you own or rent. Tenants don’t pay OZB on their home; the landlord does.
In tourist municipalities, such as the Wadden islands, owners of second homes and holiday parks also pay. That makes the charges per inhabitant look higher than what a regular household pays.
Source: CBS, Gemeentebegrotingen; heffingen per gemeente (2026).