- The Dutch government does not support a VAT levy on tutoring agencies.
- The government believes that such a levy would disrupt competition.
- The government also states that it is not possible to allocate the revenue from such a levy specifically to public education.
- The government’s position is based on the separation of income and expenses in the budget.
Source: fiscaalvanmorgen.nl
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