This is suggested by the VNO-NCW chairman Hans de Boer Tuesday at the Big Improvement Day. “The income tax is due for review,” said De Boer. The current top rate of 52 percent will this proposal disappear altogether.
Employers foreman thinks that “the high taxes and high wedge” (the difference between what an employer pays gross salary and what an employee is net with fondness) inhibits spending.
The tax reduction is necessary, according to him “to get somewhat in line with neighboring countries”, but also especially stimulate the Dutch economy. “The operation is good for competitiveness, domestic spending and the growth of jobs,” said De Boer.
According to the calculations of VNO-NCW, this tax will cost the government 18 billion. Such a review need not be carried out in a year, says De Boer. “Put it down perspective and growth in a few years to go.”
When he took office in June last year, the VNO-NCW chairman even threw a ball to revise income tax. When De Boer wanted the top rate of 52 percent only take effect on earnings from a tonne instead of just over 55,000 euros
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