Cabinet invites seven opposition parties for negotiations on tax plan

The Dutch cabinet is inviting seven opposition parties to negotiate on the tax plan, aiming for a broad agreement. Key issues include income tax, asylum measures, and nitrogen plans. The cabinet is under pressure to finalize the tax plan, including fuel tax cuts, before a vote on November 12. Negotiations are set to begin next week, with various ministers potentially joining discussions. The cabinet has faced differing demands from opposition parties, complicating the negotiation process. Additionally, there are unresolved issues regarding wealth tax that need addressing before reaching a consensus.