- The Dutch government is looking for alternatives to raising the VAT rate on culture, media, and sports from 6% to 21%.
- The government is required to present an alternative before the Spring Budget.
- The government has temporarily suspended the transition period until June 30, 2025, to allow time for discussions.
- The government has provided a document outlining various options for alternative coverage within the VAT system.
- The government emphasizes that any alternative must be feasible, legally sound, and budget-neutral.
- The original plan was to raise the VAT rate to 21% on January 1, 2026.
- If no alternative is agreed upon, the original plan will be implemented.
Source: rijksoverheid.nl
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