Amendment to paragraph Remkes to ensure that for certain persons the qualification as a partner is not subject to the condition that a mutual obligation of care has been entered into by a deed granted before a notary

Summary

Amendment to paragraph Remkes to ensure that for certain persons the qualification as a partner is not subject to the condition that a mutual obligation of care has been entered into by a deed granted before a notary

Machine translation from Dutch. The official text remains authoritative.

Timeline

1. 26 October 2009

   Introduced

   Amendment to paragraph Remkes to ensure that for certain persons the qualification as a partner is not subject to the condition that a mutual obligation of care has been entered into by a deed granted before a notary

   Source: Amendment

2. 26 October 2009

   Amendment

   Amendment to paragraph Remkes to ensure that for certain persons the qualification as a partner is not subject to the condition that a mutual obligation of care has been entered into by a deed granted before a notary

   Source: Amendment

3. 3 November 2009

   Rejected

   Rejected

   Source: Stemmen - rejected

Votes

Versions

• v2 · 30 October 2009
• 2009D52229 · 26 October 2009

Documents

1 official file

• Amendement van het lid Remkes dat ertoe strekt dat bij bepaalde personen voor de kwalificatie als partner niet de voorwaarde wordt gesteld dat een wederzijdse zorgverplichting is aangegaan bij een ten overstaan van een notaris verleende akte

  Amendement · NL · 26 October 2009

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Sponsors

• Johan Remkes · VVD · Indiener
• TK · TK · Voortouwcommissie

Related records

• related to ← Amendment of the Succession Act 1956 and some other tax laws (simplification of business succession regulations and revision of the rate structure in the Succession Act 1956, as well as introduction of a scheme for segregated private assets in the Income Tax Act 2001 and the Succession Act 1956)