No breakthrough in Tax Plan: right-wing parties disappointed, but Pro and Volt are also not satisfied yet

The Dutch government is struggling to reach an agreement on the tax plan, disappointing right-wing parties and leftist groups like Pro and Volt. The cabinet is unwilling to meet the non-financial demands of right-wing parties JA21, SGP, and BBB, who seek significant changes to the nitrogen plan and other issues. After discussions, it appears the cabinet will rely more on leftist opposition parties for support. While some concessions are being considered, such as maintaining specific tax deductions for healthcare costs, Pro and Volt remain dissatisfied, demanding more substantial tax relief for workers and increased taxation on large assets. Further negotiations may occur over the weekend, with a new proposal expected on Monday.