Dutch House of Representatives advances controversial 36% tax law
Certain assets, like equity in a qualifying start-up company and physical property used for non-investment, are exempt from the 36% tax.
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Certain assets, like equity in a qualifying start-up company and physical property used for non-investment, are exempt from the 36% tax.
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