Cabinet tax plan still lacks majority and has €500m gap
The cabinet does not yet have a majority for its tax plans, and it still has to close a €500m gap in them.
The prime minister, the deputy prime ministers and the Finance minister and state secretary want to meet on Saturday to set a route to a majority for their tax plan. The plan has a gap of €500 million that must be solved.
The coalition parties must first agree among themselves on the content and on how to work with the opposition. Work on a "total deal" (totaaldeal) is planned after that.
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