ebullio
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Niels, Dutch sounds a lot like Danish, it's difficult to distinguish all those tiny countries for our American friends.
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how is it click bait if they are trying to illegally defraud the government?
Niels, Dutch sounds a lot like Danish, it's difficult to distinguish all those tiny countries for our American friends.
now that is pure nonsense. No american has ever gone into a bakery and ordered a dutch.
Now that is pure nonsense. No American has ever gone into a bakery and ordered a Dutch.
Make it a doubleNow that is pure nonsense. No American has ever gone into a bakery and ordered a Dutch.
But there must be some Americans going Dutch while ordering Danish?Now that is pure nonsense. No American has ever gone into a bakery and ordered a Dutch.
Is there any reason why this was posted in the ´Belgium and the Netherlands´ forum? It is true that there are some similarities between Denmark and The Netherlands (both are in Europe and are relatively flat) but they are two different countries and as far as I am aware we (the Netherlands guys) are not involved in any illegal circumvention of the Danish tax laws. On the contrary, I think there are a lot of Dutch Tesla owners who hope to sell their current Classic Model S to the Danish and order a new MS (or MX), so an additional 2500 new cars in Denmark could be quite an obstacle for our second hand market :wink:
Full article at:Tesla Accused Of Tax Circumvention In Denmark, But It Was Just A False Alarm
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…but there was registration of the 2,500 plates for future sales, which led to suspicion:
“What I have been made aware of is that there has been someone in our headquarters, sitting and ordering number plates for all markets”
“Pedersen has argued that the registration of the 2,500 plates is a fully justifiable move, as demand for Tesla vehicles has increased since the tax increase on electric cars was announced. He said he couldn’t understand Lauritzen’s suspicions about Tesla.”
“It is realistic that we will within the next year sell 2,500 cars. The person has therefore ordered plates for these vehicles.”
Tax Minister Karsten Lauritzen seems to accept the reason and all turns out to be a false and rather silly alarm:
“Speaking to BBC News, Lauritzen said he is sorry if Tesla feels it has been targeted by the tax move and now feels that they have given a satisfactory reason for the registration of the 2,500 plates.”
A 'Dutch' being the new slang for a free cookie/bun begged for by children at the bakery (without saying 'thank you')?
Very Dutch indeed.