Council of State says exit tax plan for multinationals would not be responsible
4 years, 2 months ago

Council of State says exit tax plan for multinationals would not be responsible

Dutch News  

The Dutch government’s most important advisory body on new legislation has criticised a plan to effectively fine multinationals which leave the Netherlands to compensate the treasury for lost tax income. The Council of State, which is required by law to assess all draft laws, said the plan, drawn up by opposition party GroenLinks, could fall foul of EU taxation rules. The draft legislation as presented did not meet this requirement, and the likelihood of it being upheld in court of law is so small that introducing an exit tax would not be responsible, the council said. The proposal, if it becomes law, will introduce an exit premium which large companies leaving for a zero dividend tax country would have pay as compensation for tax income lost to the Netherlands by the move.

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