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He Wanted to Let the Storm Pass, but Now Rousseau Is Taking a Position on Capital Gains Tax on Pension Savings: “I Have To”

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The Scud missiles are flying back and forth in the federal government. The bone of contention is the added value tax and whether Vooruit wants to levy it on pension savers. "Troublemakers who scare people," says chairman Conner Rousseau.

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He Wanted to Let the Storm Pass, but Now Rousseau Is Taking a Position on Capital Gains Tax on Pension Savings: “I Have To”

The Scud missiles are flying back and forth in the federal government. The bone of contention is the added value tax and whether Vooruit wants to levy it on pension savers. "Troublemakers who scare people," says chairman Conner Rousseau.

3 days ago·Belgium

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Het Nieuwsblad broke the news in Belgium 3 days ago on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.

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