Add has assumed this Saturday that he is far from reaching an agreement with the PSOE about the tax reform that the minority partner of the Government want to include in the General State Budgets by 2025 and has made it clear to those of Pedro Sanchez that will not allow them to give up making permanent and reinforcing the tax on banks and energy companies.
As reported since the formation of the second vice president and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díazthe two partners still maintain key differences on the issues that, from their point of view, should allow Spain to advance in tax justice.
From Add They emphasize that they have always defended that the advancement of rights and an entrepreneurial state must be financed with a significant fiscal reinforcement that must fall exclusively on the shoulders of those who have the most, in reference to great fortunes and oligopolies.
Tax justice as key
Sumar sources warn that they will not accept that the PSOE renounce making the tax on banks and energy companies permanent or dilute them by reducing their collection with the aim of favoring the banks and the energy oligopoly. “We are not going to go back in this matter that we consider essential, tax justice is key to advancing the social agenda,” they emphasize.
Among the battery of measures that Sumar wants to incorporate into the PGE also includes the creation of a solidarity tax on large inheritances, above one million euros, applying the VAT to education and private health insurance and reduce it on basic products and services, such as hairdressers, veterinary centers, diapers and gluten-free products.
At the same time, he advocates raising the state taxation of tourist apartments to “drastically” cut their profitability, making them pay taxes to the 21% VAT and that in the Income Tax and in the Corporate Tax the deductibility of financial expenses, amortization and improvement of tourist housing in stressed areas is eliminated from the calculation of its returns.
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