Dutch Holocaust survivor ordered to pay taxes on forced labour pension.

Pensioner ordered to pay portion of her monthly compensation from Germany over her employment as a child under the Nazis.

The Dutch tax authority is seeking payment from an 86-year-old Holocaust survivor for a pension stipend that she is receiving from Germany for her employment as a child in forced labour.

The Tax and Customs Administration demanded this summer that Inge Prenzlau pay a portion of her £115 ($156) monthly compensation stipend from Germany even though that country exempts other recipients residing in Germany and beyond from paying taxes on that class of payments, Het Financieele Dagblad, one of the Netherlands’ leading publications on the world of finance, reported last week.

By JTA.

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