The Netherlands has taken a bold step toward taxing its citizens long after they leave. A new proposal introduces an “exit tax,” meaning income—and likely capital gains—will be taxed for five years even after departing the country. Expected to take effect in 2025, this move is a shocking overreach. Imagine being penalized for choosing to live elsewhere, with your financial activities scrutinized years after your departure. This unprecedented tax threatens to force people to rethink their future plans, creating a chilling effect on mobility and personal freedom. Insane is an understatement.
Europe is bankrupt, preparing for asset seizure:https://t.co/SIwUmP6XXB
— Alex Recouso (@alexrecouso) December 1, 2024
The Euro is in serious trouble.
Euro countries look set to implode in 2025. pic.twitter.com/LP2950s3wI
— The Great Martis (@great_martis) December 1, 2024
Sweden has the highest crime rate in Europe relating to robbery, burglary and theft. That’s strange, I have always thought that Sweden is this famous European paradise US socialists dream of. What happened? pic.twitter.com/qu7jt7SpGO
— Michael A. Arouet (@MichaelAArouet) December 1, 2024
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