Finding a majority for the tax plan remains a complex puzzle for the minority cabinet

The Dutch government faces uncertainty in passing its tax plan due to lack of parliamentary majority. D66 is open to negotiating with opposition parties Pro and Volt to adjust the plan, which includes raising wealth taxes to lower taxes on labor. However, coalition partner VVD opposes these changes, citing conflicts with the coalition agreement. The CDA is cautious about supporting the opposition's proposal, which involves shifting €1.5 billion from labor to wealth taxes. Negotiations are ongoing, with votes scheduled for November 12.