TechFlow news, January 22 — According to NL Times, a majority of Dutch parliament members support introducing annual taxation on capital gains—including unrealized gains—starting from 2028. The proposal aims to revise the Box 3 wealth tax system in response to a previous court ruling that rejected the government's practice of taxing virtual income. Although lawmakers remain skeptical about the plan, major parties will reluctantly back the bill, as further delays would result in an estimated fiscal loss of around 2.3 billion euros annually. The new system will be more favorable for real estate investors, allowing deductions of expenses from taxable profits and requiring taxes to be paid only when gains are realized.
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