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Dutch box 3 tax reform delayed until at least 2029
The Netherlands has delayed a planned change to its box 3 tax system.
A wealth gains tax that was due to start in 2028 will now come at least a year later, in 2029.
The change was intended as a repair to box 3, but the details of the system are not given.
The delay could work in some investors’ favour.
Property investors are expected to lose out, though the reason is not specified.
The new system is therefore not expected to begin before 2029.
The planned box 3 capital gains tax reform will not start in 2028 and has been delayed until at least 2029.
Some investors may benefit from the delay, according to De Telegraaf.
The article says property investors will be disadvantaged.
It does not explain the reasons for the delay.
- Who
- Investors affected by the box 3 tax system, including property investors.
- What
- The planned capital gains tax reform has been delayed from 2028 until at least 2029.
- When
- The delay was reported on 3 November 2026. The reform is expected no earlier than 2029.
- Where
- The Netherlands.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Reform start
- Delayed from 2028 until at least 2029
- Publication date
- 3 November 2026
- Investors affected
- Some investors may benefit from the delay
- Property investors
- The article says they will be disadvantaged
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