Netherlands Lower Chamber Passes 36% Tax Proposal Before Passing to Senate
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In the Netherlands, savers are expected to tax price gains annually in the future – even if they are only on paper. If the value of the deposit increases, the state immediately collects with it. If this model also powers our school, the fatal consequences for millions of investors. It threatens their prosperity in old age.
Dutch House of Representatives Advances Controversial 36% Tax Law
The Netherlands’ lower chamber moved a sweeping capital-gains plan forward on Thursday, proposing a 36% tax on savings and most liquid assets, including cryptocurrencies. The bill cleared the House of Representatives with 93 lawmakers voting in favor, meeting and surpassing the threshold of 75 required to advance the measure. It would apply regardless of whether the assets are sold, extending to savings accounts, crypto holdings, most equity inv…
The Netherlands House Has Approved a 36% Tax on Unrealized Capital Gains
The Netherlands’ House of Reps has approved a 36% tax on unrealized capital gains. Wet werkelijk rendement Box 3 targets 2028 takeoff in the Dutch country. Analysts note that the new tax regime could trigger capital flight from the Netherlands. According to reports, the Dutch House of Representatives has approved a 36% tax on unrealized capital gains, permitting only forward loss offsets. The latest development has shifted the responsibility of …
15:15 Starting in 2028, the Netherlands plans to tax not only actual income but also paper capital gains. "This is a complete disaster for small investors," experts say.
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