@FabrizioRomano What that ‘mistake’ cost him:
- €120M transfer
- Massive salary
- Played with Messi
- Won trophies
- Worldwide fame
- Superstar treatment
- Barça took the financial hit for his exit
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@wierdduk Geweldig nieuws!, nog een partij. Dat helpt vast tegen het enorme tekort aan partijen en de helderheid in de Kamer 👍
En deze partij gaat nog vol voor de Nederlander ook !
The Dutch Government has a new prime minister, Rob Jetten.
Key policy changes:
- Higher taxes (36% unrealized gains tax, new freedom tax (lol)
- Unemployment, healthcare & welfare cuts
- Handing over more control to EU
- Massive investments in defense & warmongering
Great.
Als dit een politica op rechts was geweest, had D66 moord en brand geroepen. Maar deze beoogd staatssecretaris moet en zal het kabinet in, ook al is ze nú al een brekebeentje, gehuld in een parfum van onbetrouwbaarheid.
The Netherlands is about to commit financial self-destruction. Their parliament just passed a 36% tax on unrealized gains for investments.
This will cause wealthy people to move to another tax jurisdiction. People will avoid launching a new business. Stock market investing will dry up.
There is too much downside risk, very little upside potential. The govt is confiscating most of the potential upside, but leaving the investor with the downside risk.
The politicians know this, they have discussed it and they are concerned about it. But they did it anyways to close a short term budget gap of roughly $2 billion. As with other countries that attempted a wealth tax, it will likely backfire and result in less tax collected after wealthy people leave.
The results will be so negative, the govt will reverse course within a few years. But by then the damage is already done.