- Planned VAT increase to 21% in cultural sector and hospitality industry has been poorly received
- Book sector concerned about price increase and sales decline due to VAT increase from 9% to 21%
- Genootschap van Hoofdredacteuren and NVJ unhappy about possible VAT increase for newspapers and magazines
- NDP Nieuwsmedia warns that VAT increase will make journalism more expensive and less accessible for citizens
- VAT increase on journalism threatens media plurality and quality of journalism
- Coalition parties’ actions contradict their goal of strengthening institutions supporting the rule of law, including media
Source: taxlive.nl
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