Netherlands Bank Tax Introduced
Peter Kavelaars
Abstract
Peter Kavelaars
Abstract
This note examines a bill presented to the Dutch House of Representatives in December 2011 to implement a bank tax. The tax will exclusively affect financial institutions with a banking licence and is modelled after the UK bank tax. With this tax, the Netherlands has chosen a direction other than that proposed by the European Commission, i.e. implementation of a financial transaction tax.
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This note examines a bill presented to the Dutch House of Representatives in December 2011 to implement a bank tax. The tax will exclusively affect financial institutions with a banking licence and is modelled after the UK bank tax. With this tax, the Netherlands has chosen a direction other than that proposed by the European Commission, i.e. implementation of a financial transaction tax.
Key concepts: Database transaction, Business, Commission, Financial transaction, Double taxation, Economics, Value-added tax, European commission