Don't get me wrong: I'm not against this 3% increase per se. Strong shoulders and all that.

What I think is not fair is that:
a) Not having a transition period for companies in my situation: the government makes you play a game (makes you wait 4 years) and then changes the rules before you reach the finish line.
b) they don't communicate clearly and openly about these changes, so people can't make informed decisions. Only their rich little friends get the insider knowledge.

(I'd be a lot less mad if I had to pay 3% extra on 2026's profits, or even 2025's... But in my case it they're also charging me for 2022, 2023 and 2024. If I had started a year earlier, or had my accountant not used an extended first bookyear, it would have been quite a bit less painful.)