Cabinet Seeks Majority for New Tax Plan During Talks
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The cabinet has reached agreements on how it intends to accommodate the opposition and is inviting seven parties next week to continue negotiations on the tax plan. This is the outcome of a meeting of the cabinet's top officials today. These are the parties with which the cabinet has previously spoken: Pro, JA21, BBB, SGP, ChristenUnie, 50Plus, and Volt. The cabinet is therefore still aiming for a broad agreement involving both the left and the…
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THE HAGUE (ANP) - The minority cabinet will once again talk with the opposition to find a "broad majority" for the tax plan. This was reported by the Ministry of Finance. On Saturday, the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Ministers, and Ministers of Finance consulted at the Catshuis about a new proposal. It was a "good conversation..."
Following top-level internal talks at the Catshuis this Saturday, the cabinet will invite opposition parties to truly negotiate support for the tax plans. This must happen in the coming days.
The top of the cabinet is meeting on Saturday to discuss the tax plan. Ultimately, the central question is the direction the minority cabinet will take.
The top of the cabinet is meeting today to discuss the tax plan. Ultimately, the central question is the direction the minority cabinet will take. The Ministers of Finance must present an alternative today to save the tax plan. The opposition rejected a proposal to tax small savers and the wealthy earlier.
The minority cabinet intends to negotiate with opposition parties in the coming days to still find a majority for the tax plan and the budgets. All parties with whom discussions have taken place previously are invited to continue negotiations. These include the opposition parties JA21 and SGP, PRO and Volt, ChristenUnie, 50PLUS, and BBB.
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