Stoltenberg changes tax rules for housing
Norwegian Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg is redefining what constitutes an "expensive home," raising the threshold for property tax liability.
SV and Rødt signal a fight against Stoltenberg's new housing tax
The Norwegian finance minister announced an increase in the threshold for what is considered an expensive home as part of a new housing tax policy.
The government's tax bomb: More homes receive greater discounts
The Norwegian government is raising the threshold for what constitutes an expensive home from 10 to 14 million NOK to ease the impact of a new tax assessment model.
Tax Burden: Carsten Linnemann's Tax Plan Reflects Intellectual Poverty
Carsten Linnemann's proposal to adjust the income tax threshold is criticized for being a superficial approach to a deeper issue in Germany's tax system.
Federal Politics: Linnemann Wants to Shift the Threshold for the Top Tax Rate
Carsten Linnemann, the CDU Secretary General, has proposed raising the income threshold for the top tax rate from 68,000 to 80,000 euros, aiming to benefit higher earners and reduce the tax burden on the middle class.
Why do the elderly receive greater exemptions from Income Tax?
The article discusses the increased income tax exemption for the elderly in Brazil, which allows those over 65 to have a higher threshold for tax-free income than the general population.
Workers £10.59 warning as employment experts give wage alert as £12,570 tax threshold frozen
Workers earning the living wage are cautioned that a wage increase in 2026 may not translate to increased take-home pay due to tax freezes.
New HMRC alert as thousands of workers 'could lose free childcare' in tax threshold change
A new HMRC warning indicates that many British workers may lose access to free childcare due to a change in tax thresholds, with an increase in six-figure earners projected.
Partita Iva: when the flat tax is not worth it - the threshold of 85 thousand euros (and the allowed deductions)
The article discusses the implications of the flat-rate tax regime for self-employed individuals in Italy, highlighting that staying below the annual revenue threshold of 85,000 euros allows for more favorable tax conditions, while exceeding it necessitates transitioning to a higher tax regime.