Dutch lawmakers are advancing plans to overhaul the Box 3 wealth‑tax system by 2028, shifting from assumed returns to a tax on actual annual investment gains, including unrealized gains on liquid assets like stocks and crypto. The proposed rate sits at 36% of yearly returns, but the reform is still under debate and has not been approved by the House or Senate. Some coalition proposals would even remove the unrealized‑gains component entirely.
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Dutch lawmakers are advancing plans to overhaul the Box 3 wealth‑tax system by 2028, shifting from assumed returns to a tax on actual annual investment gains, including unrealized gains on liquid assets like stocks and crypto.
The proposed rate sits at 36% of yearly returns, but the reform is still under debate and has not been approved by the House or Senate. Some coalition proposals would even remove the unrealized‑gains component entirely.