- The Dutch government is modifying the Tax Plan 2025 to maintain reduced VAT rates on culture, media and sport while limiting annual indexation of certain income and payroll tax amounts through restricted application of the table correction factor
- The cabinet reviewed various alternative funding sources and considered scrapping other reduced VAT rates, but found insufficient political support and inadequate revenue from options like eliminating reduced rates on ornamental horticulture which would only generate 338 million euros
- This legislative change responds to a parliamentary motion requesting alternative solutions to preserve reduced VAT on cultural sectors while avoiding arbitrary adjustments and promoting simplification of tax policy
- The government mapped different possibilities for alternative coverage including raising general or reduced VAT rates or moving toward a uniform VAT system, taking into account desires for tax simplification
- The proposal addresses budgetary aspects, effectiveness and efficiency considerations while responding to questions from multiple political party factions including GroenLinks-PvdA, VVD, NSC, CDA, SGP and ChristenUnie
Source: open.overheid.nl
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