- The new coalition government in the Netherlands plans to raise the VAT rate for concert and festival tickets from 9% to 21%
- The Association of Dutch Music Venues and Festivals is calling for the government to reconsider this decision
- The increase could have dire consequences for the live music industry, including job losses and decreased investment
- The VAT hike could weaken the competitive position of the Dutch live music sector compared to neighboring countries
- The Association of Event Makers also expresses concerns about the impact on consumers, artists, and entrepreneurs
- The coalition deal was struck after almost six months of negotiations, and industry groups are seeking discussions with the government to reverse the decision.
Source: iq-mag.net
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