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Tax policy for the family-owned business in the election manifestos 2023

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13-11-2023
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This year, owners of Dutch family-owned businesses really have a choice during the elections. In total, no less than 26 parties are participating in the elections; each with their own points of view. For your convenience, we have listed a number of tax related views that have consequences for family-owned businesses and/or its shareholders.

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