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Belgium Minister promises tax breaks to support digital economy

bySahar
23/04/2015
in Beljium
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BRUSSELS: Belgian Minister for Digital Agenda Alexander de Croo has promised significant tax breaks as part of government plans to support the digital economy sector.

As part of this plan, de Croo has promised a “tax shelter” for such enterprises, focusing on labor taxes. Tax incentives are also planned for crowdfunding initiatives.

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