🤦🏻
NETHERLANDS TO TAX UNREALIZED BITCOIN GAINS
Netherlands is moving toward taxing unrealized capital gains on bitcoin, stocks, bonds, and other assets after parliament voted to overhaul annual income tax filings.
Under the new system, investors will owe tax each year based on changes in asset value, even if nothing has been sold.
The reform, known as Wet werkelijk rendement Box 3, is scheduled for 2028 and will tax actual returns by measuring the difference between an asset’s value at the start and end of the year, plus any income received.
That means both realized and unrealized gains will be taxed.
Critics warn the shift could create serious liquidity problems, forcing investors to pay taxes on paper gains without having cashed out.
Replies (15)
Tar and feather rah rah rah.
Reeeeeeeeeee
(Wait for it)……
TARDED!!!! 🤪😝
Slaves
Higher taxes mean a larger portion of your life is no longer your own.
Do they also send you a refund for unrealized losses?
They know the end is near. They are willing to steal everything even knowing this will cause a financial death spiral.
They already do what do you mean
Happening in NL ...
I expect and hope that there are a lot of sudden boating accidents where people lost their keys at the bottom of a lake.
They really do want you to own nothing, have no privacy and be eating ze bugz... Time to leave the Netherlands and go where you are treated best.
They actually do. After the 1st of january 2028 you get a loss/profit sheet each year. Losing a couple of years means you don't have to pay tax in the years after if you make a profit
Interesting. But they won’t discount the gains by the expansion of the money supply of course. So they’re not just taxing the growth (bad) they’re double taxing the debasement (heinous)
Heinous is the right word. This means that stocks and crypto holders (kyc'ed) are basically forced to sell before 2028 or create a company structure. I hope this gets blocked in the upcoming weeks.
