There are more shops selling weed than daily staples like bread and milk.
The rent and the taxes are both very high.
I'll give you that one.
> There are more shops selling weed than daily staples like bread and milk.
In case you're not trolling; it seems like you're describing Amsterdam's inner city center which is mostly just a large tourist attraction.
Go a bit further out and a coffee shop will be a relatively rare sight and there will be an Albert Heijn on every corner.
> The rent and the taxes are both very high.
We have quite a generous 30% tax deduction for expats. It makes our tax rates quite competitive.
I'll give you that one.
> There are more shops selling weed than daily staples like bread and milk.
In case you're not trolling; it seems like you're describing Amsterdam's inner city center which is mostly just a large tourist attraction.
Go a bit further out and a coffee shop will be a relatively rare sight and there will be an Albert Heijn on every corner.
> The rent and the taxes are both very high.
We have quite a generous 30% tax deduction for expats. It makes our tax rates quite competitive.