New Exit Tax Coming to the Netherlands!… (URGENT!)

[@Khakzoy]

I am working on leaving NL too. It is unrecognizable, our culture is gone so I might as well just choose another culture to adapt to then the loser culture they turned my country into.

[@ArisAris-fs1ip]

At the same time I am a Greek speaking some Dutch and trying to adapt to your culture because i find it perfect 😅

[@fanBladeOne]

@@ArisAris-fs1ip To katalaveno :p Believe me. Both countries have seen better times. This is a pan-European problem.

[@ArisAris-fs1ip]

@@fanBladeOne What you say is true, but dutch people have 150% more purchase power than greeks. Netherlands have perfect infrastructure and many other advantages. This is from my perspective as a Greek. Compared to the Netherlands Greece has fallen apart. Imagine how a Pakistani guy view The UK .

[@fanBladeOne]

​@@ArisAris-fs1ip The reason I learned Greek (mono ta basika) was to go live in Greece. Now they even have a six day workweek. No. That says enough. It's lost.

[@ArisAris-fs1ip]

@fanBladeOne Are you dutch? I live in the Netherlands, and from groceries to electricity everything is cheaper here, while the salary i get is more than 3 times bigger.

[@MrSeanmcgall]

Its not the rich, the rich and businesses get tax breaks and cuts, immigrants are living off of taxes, and the taxes are paid and increasing for the middle-low income civilians. (Middle income is poor in the Netherlands now.)

[@miriampinchetti7649]

Yess I totally recognize this, Dutch (mainly entrepreneurs) try to bring savings abroad, invest in UAE or other attractive countries outside Europe! As tax rules become insanely strict, the best thing to do is to emigrate 100% to a place where you wont be punished with 50% income tax + 21% consuming taxes 😝. The sooner you have a plan to leave, the better

[@ChrisFMT]

Ive been thinking of leaving the netherlands for a month and this vid is a sign to make it happen

[@mrwpg]

Exit taxes are becoming common across europe, apparently stopping people taking their wealth out of the country is legal... good reason to move your accounts offshore.

[@wethinkweknowitall]

Remember that we are pushed into countries that are not democratic. It will be easy for them to take all your rights when the time comes. Ultimately, it's the law that gives you freedom or not. I've lived in the UAE for 10 years, but I wouldn't go back there for that reason. Stay in your country and challenge the system.

[@tuomaskiv]

Any country, including a "democratic" one can take your rights at any time.

[@macesmashface]

@@tuomaskiv Pick the one where it's a lot less easy for them to do so. Those are still the western countries.

[@tuomaskiv]

You forgot what happened in 2020-21? Also in Canada banks accoumts were frozen due to protests. In UK people are being jailed for saying the wrong things. Etc. So all governments, democratic and undemocratic (including uae), can take your freedoms and democratic ones don’t necessarily have a better track record than Uae/Singapore etc.

[@johanvandenbosch3224]

The exit tax proposal seems unlikely in the near future. The government is already grappling with the fallout from the Box 3 ruling and the need for compensation. Opening another complex and potentially controversial tax debate, especially one that could discourage wealthy individuals and businesses, seems like a low priority at this time. Needless to say that left wing members of parlement ask often but silly things.

[@peterpeter8217]

i'm glad i already left the Netherlands. Its getting worse and worse like in every west woke countries.

[@certified_gamer51]

I thought you had a conservative leader?

[@peterpeter8217]

@have_you_no_empathy_mon No Wilders is not going to change anything. He has already drastically changed his views to win votes. He has abandoned his supporters and finds it more important to win the elections than to make structural positive changes for the average Dutch person. They made Schoof prime minister without anybody voting for that guy. There is only 1 party in NL that really want to change anything for the good and thats FvD and they will never become the biggest. As long as NL is still part of the EU no big changes can be made for the good. 85% of the laws and rules are coming from the EU.

[@DanielFeingold7995]

The UK from April 6th is viable for 4 UK tax years (6th-5th April).A good option for a short term fix and Belgium is also a simple fix.You could then looking into a more exotic location?

[@vlnach]

UAE is not a good decision if you are an openly gay person. Additionally, I'd like to share my perspective on the Netherlands. Over the past year, I’ve noticed a significant shift in attitudes toward migrants. Personally, I’ve faced delays and indifference from the IND-being told to "wait your turn and for your documents, because we’re busy." By law, I was supposed to receive my residence permit by May 1st this year. It’s now December, and I’ve filed more than six legal complaints against this misconduct, yet I’m still stuck waiting for the rules of this country to be enforced. I feel that after ASML's global drama, the Netherlands seems to be pressuring other companies and entrepreneurs. This isn’t a good trend, and it’s now manifesting in stricter laws and an increasingly far-right political climate.

[@yassinazarkan4207]

if openly gay means doing public displays of affection then yes the UAE is not a good decision

[@johanvandenbosch3224]

Oh, please. Spare us the victim narrative. The world doesn’t owe you special treatment just because you’re gay or an immigrant. Newsflash: every country has its rules, and guess what? You don’t get to cherry-pick which laws apply to you. As for the Netherlands, it’s laughable that you’re blaming an entire country for your impatience. Delays happen. Systems get overwhelmed. Welcome to reality. Filing six legal complaints because you didn’t get your paperwork fast enough? Sounds less like standing up for your rights and more like throwing a tantrum because you’re not getting your way. The IND isn’t your personal concierge service-they’re dealing with thousands of cases, not just yours. And let’s be real, you probably spent a fortune on lawyers for those six cases, expecting others to foot the bill for your entitlement. No wonder nobody’s lining up to share in your misery.

[@JackSparrow-uh7zv]

Solution: don't pay the exit tax.

[@fiziakash4281]

​@FinanceWageSlave Yes and you have to pay extra panelty on top of the tax amount

[@JackSparrow-uh7zv]

@FinanceWageSlave not if you've already left the country. I'll just block their bank. There's no way on this earth I'm gonna pay taxes for a country I've left. They can stick it up their butt.

[@Wasengenyie]

​@FinanceWageSlavetax avoidance not evasion.

[@JackSparrow-uh7zv]

@@iagofernandez5218 it's also a crime to punish people from leaving your country. Also, following the advice from a random guy in the comments is -10 IQ.

[@ApriliaCollector]

You say many are leaving the Netherlands, where do you get this info from? Is there a source? Greetings from the Netherlands

[@tuomaskiv]

We get tons of clients from the Netherlands, one of the highest

[@ApriliaCollector]

@ yes okay everyone is talking about it but no one is doing it. There is a fianancial gate around the Netherlands. If you leave outside Europe you pay 30% over all you’re wealth in the company. You loose that money and can’t invest this any more in the future. Also calculate that future lost when you pay that tax so you can leave.. its no use leaving when you keep it all in the LTDs and just live from the dividend

[@tuomaskiv]

People are doing it, we get tons of clients from the Netherlands, they go through with it, we know this for a fact. Although yes I agree, the exit tax sucks.

[@ApriliaCollector]

@@tuomaskivI have spoken about it with my financial advisers who studied for it 12 years university and I it’s very dangerous to make a move like this in the Netherlands, they have a huge people department at the Dutch tax department just to catch people on tax evasion. The rules in my country are insanely thight

[@ApriliaCollector]

@ may I ask to what countries are most Dutch moving?

[@tf2368]

UK next

[@humpcs]

This is what happens when government gets TOO far right lol. I hate economic nationalism.

[@fanBladeOne]

Are you serious? It's the other way around. This guarding of the honeypot is a leftist strategy. In no free economy should you have to pay for moving funds around.

[@condadodealhamahomes]

What is the current exit tax in the netherlands, any sources ?

[@tuomaskiv]

www.belastingdienst.nl/wps/wcm/connect/en/individuals/content/protective-assessment-in-the-case-of-emigration

[@johanvandenbosch3224]

@@tuomaskiv this is for pensions...this makes sense as you can put money in a pension plan (tax free). Lets say you live for 5 years in the Netherlands, from your gross income every month you put 500 euro in the plan, after 5 years this is 30.000 euro, you can not take this abroad without paying tax in The Netherlands.

[@Siegi-w8j]

smart dutch

[@PakistanIcecream000]

Can't imagine any sane person wanting to leave the Netherlands as it has unmistakably one of the highest standard of living in the world.

[@mrwpg]

You're joking right, Dutch living standards are dropping the same as France, Germany and Britain, the Dutch were the most fascist during lockdown.

[@tuomaskiv]

loll

[@omarahmed-rc6ob]

@@tuomaskiv hi although Europe has super high taxes , red tape regulations etc, but don't EU nations offer strong startup ecosystem , and incubation ,investments in science. i'm not from EU so ur view is needed 4 me

[@ThreeSixtie]

Let me give you some: 1) We have the public transport of a third world country 2) Schools are extremely woke 3) Drug-related crimes and issues

[@fanBladeOne]

@@omarahmed-rc6ob It's like that in the US. Not in Europe. Here the hinderances toward entrepreneurship scare of any who might try their hand at it.

[@londresparis_1]

Adivde 😂

[@Theonewhoenlight]

I'm leaving tomorrow never go back to it