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The Netherlands will introduce a capital gains tax from 2028 as part of a major wealth-tax overhaul, the cabinet said in a letter to the House of Representatives. The measure will tax realized investment gains rather than imputed or unrealized returns and the government says it has chosen a fast-track option to bring as much wealth as possible into scope. The tax will initially cover most financial assets — including equities, bonds and options — and is expected to apply to about 90% of relevant assets; remaining assets will be phased in two years later. To help fund the reform the government will set an annual tax-free allowance for savings and investment income of €1,000 (about $1,135) from 2028 and implement related adjustments. The cabinet said the change will end long-standing legal uncertainty over the country’s wealth taxation regime.

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