What the future holds for the taxation of Dutch currency exchanges

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What the future holds for the taxation of Dutch currency exchanges

Matthew Gilleard
March 08 2012
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The Dutch Supreme Court has ruled that currency exchange gains on loans to which the anti-base erosion rules apply are not liable to tax, though law changes could be enacted as a result of the decision.

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