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Dutch Left-Wing Government Will Tax Unrealized Gains 36%

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The Netherlands is set to implement a 36% tax on realized and unrealized capital gains, effective January 1, 2028.

This change targets liquid assets like stocks and crypto, while real estate and start-ups are excluded. They will get killed upon sale.

Investors should prepare for new cash-flow requirements and stricter reporting standards driven by the EU’s DAC8 data-sharing framework, which begins in 2026.

The wealthy in the Netherlands, who pay most of the taxes, are arranging their exit as we post this information. The new left-wing government doesn’t like capitalism. 

They plan to tax fake gains. People will pay taxes on paper gains they never cashed in. The leftists in charge will tax the unrealized gains on crypto, stocks, and bonds, killing investments and everything they do, such as funding retirements.

Gov. Spanberger in Virginia is looking at a smaller version of this.

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2 COMMENTS

  1. And my empty-headed niece and her Marxist mean spirited husband, along with their 7 and 9 year-old girls, just moved there a few months ago because of their hate for Trump.

  2. So, real-estate prices will skyrocket when the wealthy pull their money from stocks and crypto. Will foreigners be enough to sustain the stock market or will they, too, be subject to the new tax. Who, in their right mind, would invest in something that was taxed at a high rate even before profits can be reaped? Milk cows are carbon neutral as their methane flatulence returns to CO2 which feeds the grass they eat and the cycle neither adds nor subtracts from the total. Increase the herd and the cycle will still stablize to neutral. Everything the Dutch Left does is anti logic. The Dutch used to be the smartest, most common-sense people in the world.

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