Ah bon?
Bij mij weten zijn het enkel nederland, frankrijk, griekenland, noorwegen en zwitserland.
Maar alsgij andere bronnen hebt die het tegendeel bewijzen, ga uw gang..
Trouwens:
"A 2006 article in The Washington Post titled "Old Money, New Money Flee France and Its Wealth Tax" pointed out some of the harm caused by France's wealth tax. The article gave examples of how the tax caused capital flight, brain drain, loss of jobs, and, ultimately, a net loss in tax revenue. Among other things, the article stated, "Eric Pichet, author of a French tax guide, estimates the wealth tax earns the government about $2.6 billion a year but has cost the country more than $125 billion in capital flight since 1998."[4] And wealth taxes generally have high management costs, for both the taxpayer and the administrating authorities, compared to other taxes. Per one study in the Netherlands the aggregated cost of the tax’s yield was roughly five times that of income tax.[5]"
Tiens tiens tiens, dat zagen we totaal niet aankomen :ironic:
Wat wilt dat zeggen?
