throaway-1931

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Dutch institutes seek to attract sacked American academics(dutchnews.nl)
16 points by throaway-1931 2y ago|1 comments
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by throaway-1931 2y ago
The 30% ruling (now 27% ruling) used to be 10 years, it was lowered down to 8 years, and then it was lowered even further to 5 years, affecting retroactively people that arrived at the time it was 8 years (like myself). The ruling, in its c
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by throaway-1931 2y ago
Where can you find large detached houses for 500k in the Netherlands? Also, 30% ruling doesn't mean paying 0 tax ( https://thetax.nl ) and it's not guaranteed. The government decided that 8 years was too much and decided
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by throaway-1931 2y ago
Even if anybody cared, the fact that he ran out of his "normal amount" of executive orders for the year in A MONTH should raise an eyebrow or two
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by throaway-1931 2y ago
From the article: "Supporters highlight its work to penalize large companies, including banks, for allegedly mistreating clients — with the bureau claiming in 2023 that it had restored $17.5 billion to Americans over the previous 12 ye
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by throaway-1931 3y ago
Actually is the EU (well, all the member states together) with the Common Agricultural Policy who decides, as without subsidies there would be no industry. Why do you think that the BBB (Farmer's party) doesn't want out of the EU?
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by throaway-1931 3y ago
> Since the regulation comes from the EU, this is not an option You are right in that they cannot drop it, but they can amend it. The issue is that if they want to drop the nitrogen requirement they would have to come with scientific arg