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If it doesn't benefit the Dutch, they would (and I understand they have at least attempted to) close the loopholes. For instance, they could require more presen
by humanrebar 6y ago
If it doesn't benefit the Dutch, they would (and I understand they have at least attempted to) close the loopholes. For instance, they could require more presence in the country in particular ways: physically, employed citizens, cash in banks, taxes paid, etc.
If the beneficiaries are bribed individuals in various governments, that would be another thing entirely.