Finally fixing capital gains tax is good – but linking it to another tax cut for Australia’s rich is bollocks | Greg Jericho
The article discusses the impending reforms to Australia's capital gains tax (CGT) while critiquing conservative efforts to tether these reforms to tax cuts benefiting the wealthy.
Car tax cut big update for vehicles built in 19-year period as Treasury responds
The UK Treasury has responded to calls for a tax reduction on cars aged 20-39 years, amid concerns that high road tax is causing these vehicles to be scrapped.
Richer paychecks with the Irpef cut
In March, Italian pensioners will see an increase in their paychecks due to a combination of measures from the Budget Law, including cuts to the Irpef tax, annual revaluation, and social benefits increases.
Editorial: One tax cut could boost housing sales – the government refuses to accept it
The Finnish real estate market has stagnated for years, with sales declining and long waiting times for transactions, prompting discussions about removing the transfer tax to revitalize the sector.
How to talk Babiš out of his expensive and unnecessary tax cuts
The article discusses the challenges of communicating with Czech Prime Minister Babiš about the implications of his tax cut policies.
Question Marks Over Consumption Tax Cut as Prime Minister's Main Focus is 'Tax Credit with Benefits'
The new cabinet of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is set to explore a temporary consumption tax cut, but the Prime Minister emphasizes that it is merely a stopgap measure with a larger aim of introducing a system of tax credit with benefits for low and middle-income earners.
Ifo Chief Fuest: "Those who want to lower taxes must cut spending"
Ifo President Clemens Fuest argues that tax cuts are not feasible without corresponding reductions in government spending, as highlighted in his recent interview regarding the potential lowering of income tax in Germany.
Ifo Chief Fuest: 'Anyone who wants to lower taxes must cut spending'
Ifo president Clemens Fuest argues that lowering income taxes without reducing government spending is unfeasible, warning of potential repercussions including a tax increase to cover costs.
The opposition made it clear during the questioning hour - This tax decision was too much
The Finnish opposition demanded the government to reverse its decision to cut corporate tax from 20% to 18% by 2027 during a questioning session.
Extension of Fuel Tax Cut Until End of April: Gasoline Prices Reduced by 57 Won per Liter Continues
The South Korean government has extended the temporary reduction in fuel taxes until the end of April, continuing a gasoline price decrease of 57 won per liter.
Labor reform: the tax changes that would alleviate the tax burden and the modifications that were left out
Argentina's Senate is set to discuss a labor reform project that incorporates tax changes aimed at easing the fiscal burden on companies and individuals despite the withdrawal of a key proposal to cut corporate income tax.
House GOP moves to block DC from stopping Trump tax cuts for tipped, overtime workers
The House of Representatives passed a bill aimed at preventing Washington, D.C. from blocking certain provisions of President Trump's tax law that would cut taxes for tipped and overtime workers.
LDP Candidates Shift Toward Consumption Tax Cut, Support Surges to Over 63%, Asahi-Tokyo University Survey
A recent survey found that 63% of LDP candidates support a shift towards reducing consumption tax, a significant increase from 26% last year, while opposition has dwindled to 10% as parties adjust their policies ahead of the upcoming House of Representatives election.
Scottish budget: SNP government cuts taxes for lowest earners
The SNP government in Scotland has announced a modest tax cut for the lowest earners ahead of the Holyrood elections, raising income tax thresholds and increasing spending by using reserves and borrowing.
Photo: Customs officers and police in Zagreb seized 28 kilograms of tobacco and 10,800 cigarettes
Customs officials and police in Zagreb conducted a joint operation to prevent illegal tobacco trade, seizing 28 kilograms of cut tobacco and 10,800 cigarettes without tax stamps.
Company News Filter: The Government Wants Back Money from the Slayády, but Seller Laca Likely Won't Lose Anything
The Slovak government is struggling with public finance consolidation while failing to effectively cut deficits and lower tax revenue, despite a paradoxical rise in domestic arms exports.
How salaries are changing
The 2026 Budget Law introduces significant salary changes, including a cut in the second income tax rate, bonuses for contracts and productivity premiums, and expanded fringe benefits, potentially boosting some workers' incomes by up to a thousand euros per month, alongside record fiscal reimbursements in 2025.
Germany's Economic Crisis: Economic Advisor Against Faster Tax Cuts for Companies
Economic advisor Achim Truger warns the German government against accelerating the corporate tax cuts planned for 2028, countering calls from some, including Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder, to implement quicker reductions and cut holidays to stimulate the economy.
From the cut of the income tax to the tacit approval of the Severance Pay. All the measures of the labor maneuver
The article discusses the debate surrounding the 22 billion euro budget maneuver in Italy, highlighting tensions among coalition partners and key measures affecting workers, including a reduction in income tax (Irpef).