Dutch Gov't Proposes Higher Corporate Taxes In Budget

By Kevin Pinner · September 20, 2022, 5:34 PM EDT

The Netherlands' government Tuesday proposed raising corporate income tax rates while reducing the qualifying profit levels for a discounted rate to help pay for €17.2 billion ($17.15 billion) in spending measures....

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