Future Pensions Law
On May 30, after years of deliberation, the Senate approved the entry into force of the Future of Pensions Act (WTP) on July 1, 2023. Pension providers have until Jan. 1, 2028, to implement the new rules.
On May 30, after years of deliberation, the Senate approved the entry into force of the Future of Pensions Act (WTP) on July 1, 2023. Pension providers have until Jan. 1, 2028, to implement the new rules.
The interested party filed his 2017 income tax return for income tax purposes, classifying his income as profit from business (wuo). According to the inspector, the income was from other activities (row). Source Sdu/NDFR
Last Pentecost Sunday marked the 40th anniversary of the priesthood of Monsignor de Jong, parish priest of Maastricht-East. Besides his pastoral duties, he is also auxiliary bishop of Roermond, army bishop and bishop of the prison service. I don't think I have even named all his activities with that. Former Bishop Frans Wiertz, the rector of Rolduc and some senior members of the armed forces attended the celebration. The parishioners did not walk out en masse; the church was only partially filled. In and around the pubs at the later carnival celebrations, however, it was very busy. Typical of the current times.
More and more people are realizing that investing is really necessary. In addition to high inflation, low interest rates and the retreating government, you need to take care of more yourself. That's why more and more people are opening investment accounts. Below, I explain some of the important concepts that come up when you start investing.
- Dutch economy contracted 0.7% in the first quarter of 2023 - German economy in recession - House committee on box 3: no action expected for now - Coalition uses voting trick to take away two remaining seats in Senate - Energy prices back to levels before Russian invasion of Ukraine
Additional income tax assessments for the years 2011 to 2013 were imposed on the interested party for the addition to income for the private use of a car. Penalty fines were imposed for gross negligence.
Due to tight labor markets and high inflation, businesses will face sharply rising labor costs in 2023. In 2022, collective bargaining wages already rose 3.2 percent; it was the largest increase since 2008. This year, labor costs are expected to rise by as much as 6.1 percent. For the entire business sector, this will lead to an increase in labor costs of about 17 billion euros, according to calculations by ABN AMRO. Meanwhile, lower consumer purchasing power and rapidly rising interest rates are causing the economy to cool.
Given the development of box 3 towards a new system of actual return, in which the way in which real estate - not being the owner-occupied home - is taxed has not yet been crystallized, it does not make policy sense to include the owner-occupied home scheme in this. So writes State Secretary of Finance Van Rij to the House of Representatives.