- Economic policy advisors warn against eliminating VAT on produce and repairs
- Proposals to abolish VAT for more products and services will make the tax system more complicated
- The director of the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis emphasizes the need for transparent and efficient tax schemes
- A new Cabinet should continue with mandatory evaluations of tax schemes and take action if they are inadequate
- The Court of Audit Board Member advises parties to consider the feasibility of their proposals before implementing them
- Simplification of regulations should be feasible and not make the work of tax authorities more difficult.
Source: nltimes.nl
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