286 The Dutch tech entrepreneur asked Minister Adriaansens (Economic and Climate Affairs) and Minister for Foreign Affairs Van Rij (Finance) to stimulate the preconditions for employee participation and reinvest earnings in new companies, even though the cabinet has fallen. Therefore, the government’s ambition to implement a ‘pay it forward’ culture must be achieved.
Prior to its downfall, the government declared its ambition to create a better business climate for fast-growing companies that use innovation in response to the great social transitions of our time. In its open letter, tech entrepreneurs, supported by 42 other organizations such as investors, interest groups and business builders, called on ministers to take the next step in stimulating employee participation and allowing tech entrepreneurs to impose tariffs on their employees. as in England and Sweden.
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“Don’t let next year be a lost year”
In addition, the founders also called on employees and investors in startups, large-scale companies (scale-ups), and non-listed mature companies to be able to pay their taxes when the shares are liquid, through the capital gains tax (capital). gain tax). This is in the discussion around revision box 3.
‘We are writing this letter to you as start-up, scale-up entrepreneurs and adults after the fall of the government’, as stated in the open letter. ‘In recent years you have worked to create a better business climate for fast growing companies. Through this letter we appeal to both parties not to let the coming year be a wasted year and jointly take the necessary steps to strengthen the business climate mentioned above.’
Signatories also include well-known companies such as Picnic, MessageBird, Bunq, Mollie, Catawiki and Techleap.
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