D66, VVD and CDA faction leaders talk one-on-one with the opposition about the tax plan

The leaders of D66, VVD, and CDA are seeking support from opposition parties for the 2027 tax plan. They will hold daily discussions to coordinate their efforts. The government has previously attempted to gain support but failed, leading to a revised tax plan that incorporates opposition demands. However, the necessary backing is still lacking. The VVD opposes increasing wealth taxes, while D66 and CDA are more open to it. The outcome of ongoing negotiations remains uncertain, with various opposition parties presenting differing demands. There is a possibility of coalition members voting differently, which is unusual in Dutch politics.