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How is that difference than the U.S? People don't try to dodge taxes there?
by joelbluminator 5y ago
How is that difference than the U.S? People don't try to dodge taxes there?
- t0mas88 5y agoIt's exactly the same everywhere. Taxes are rarely paid in full on cash kind of jobs, because there is no way to enforce it.
- usemigrant 5y agoIt's not different in this respect, which was my point: the reason planning works (or doesn't) in NL isn't due to deeply ingrained orderly, rule-following cultural norms at the individual level relative to the US. I think the central thrust of the article - which I agree with - is that what works in NL works because there is political buy-in from the voting public for meaningful restrictions on the activity of real-estate developers with specific, desired outcomes.