The Dutch rule is a principle in the context of taxation, specifically relating to the taxation of capital gains. It stipulates that a tax is imposed on the increase in value of assets held by an individual or entity, but only when those assets are sold or otherwise disposed of. This approach contrasts with the realization principle, where taxes are applied to capital gains as they accrue. The Dutch rule is often discussed in relation to tax policy and economic behavior, as it can influence investment decisions.
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Indonesia was the Dutch colony known as 'Dutch East Indies' and had a colonial government before WWII, whereon it was invaded by the Japanese who destroyed most evidence of Dutch colonial rule. After WWII, the Dutch found it impossible to re-establish colonial rule and in 1949 recognised independence.
The Dutch
The direct rule of the Dutch East Indies refers to the period from the late 19th century until the Japanese occupation during World War II when the Dutch colonial government exercised centralized control over the Indonesian archipelago. This system replaced earlier practices of indirect rule, where local rulers maintained some authority under Dutch oversight. Under direct rule, the Dutch implemented policies to exploit natural resources, establish infrastructure, and promote agricultural production, often leading to significant social and economic changes. The approach also involved strict governance, suppression of dissent, and the promotion of Dutch culture and language.
The Dutch government is a Democracy which is technically still under monarchical rule.
Philippines, Singapore, and Dutch East Indies
In the Dutch East Indies, the Dutch applied indirect rule primarily through a system of local governance that utilized existing traditional structures and leaders. They maintained control by co-opting local rulers, who were allowed to govern their territories in exchange for loyalty and tribute to the Dutch colonial authorities. This approach enabled the Dutch to minimize administrative costs and resistance while ensuring that local customs and practices could continue under their oversight. By leveraging local elites, the Dutch could exert influence while maintaining a degree of stability in their colonies.
the first dam was built in 3000 B>C during the rule of dutch
the Philippines and the Dutch East Indies