....also cause a drastic reduction in snack food sales to foreign tourists? The Dutch may just be losing tourism to California as a result of this approach.
http://www.dutchnews.nl/news/archive...way_for_to.php
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....also cause a drastic reduction in snack food sales to foreign tourists? The Dutch may just be losing tourism to California as a result of this approach.
http://www.dutchnews.nl/news/archive...way_for_to.php
Any opinions?
If the Dutch government wants to regulate De Wallen and Coffee Houses and exclude tourists, then the country will experience a drastic drop in tourism.Quote:
Originally Posted by omegaet
I just wouldn't return to Amsterdam if the government started limiting the sale of Gouda and Budels Witte Parel to foreigners.Quote:
Originally Posted by omegaet
I don't care how they handle the usage of pot and hash at their coffee shops.
Maybe not such a dramatic reduction of tourism!Quote:
Originally Posted by omegaet
At least the Dutch appear to be considering taxing the oldest profession in the world:
http://www.spokesman.com/stories/201...f-opportunity/
Shouldn't this tax be passed along to the user, rather than the provider.Quote:
Originally Posted by jsattapr2
but that's how taxes work, yes? the user has to pay in the cost of services
only a stupid provider would NOT pass it on (and that is tongue and cheek about prostitutes "passing anything" to others...)
Hey, I'm going to check www.monster.com and see if the Dutch are looking for an experienced tax enforcement agent.Quote:
Originally Posted by kyshel