Riforma fiscale
Government approves corporate tax cut in finance committee
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The Chamber of Deputies' Finance Committee approved the core tax measures of the megareform promoted by President José Antonio Kast's government in the early hours of Thursday.
The Partido de la Gente announced on Wednesday that its agreement with the government to back the megareform bill has collapsed, accusing the administration of failing to include middle-class benefits such as VAT refunds on medicines and diapers. The decision marks a sharp turn after weeks of talks and internal divisions within the party.
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Tokyo companies are increasingly introducing affordable employee cafeterias amid soaring dining-out costs. New fiscal-year tax reforms have raised the tax-exempt limit for meal subsidies for the first time in 42 years, providing a tailwind. At Tokyo Star Bank, staff enjoy lunches for around ¥500.
La Camera dei Deputati ha concluso martedì (16/12) il voto sui punti salienti del PLP 108/24, riducendo l’aliquota fiscale per le Società Anonime Calcistiche (SAF) al 5 % ed eliminando il tetto del 2 % sull’Imposta Selettiva per bibite zuccherate. Il testo, che regola la riforma fiscale del 2023, va alla sanzione presidenziale. La misura è priorità del governo dall’anno scorso ed entra in vigore nel 2026.
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Andreas Gassen, head of the Kassenärztlicher Bundesverband, advocates for closing more hospitals and expanding ambulatory care in Germany. He criticizes health insurers' cost-cutting plans and demands higher taxes on tobacco and alcohol, plus a sugar tax. The revenues should be earmarked for the health system.
Lawmakers on the tax reform meet today in Congress to advance the ponencia aiming to finance $16.3 trillion of the 2026 National Budget. The elimination of the fuel tax would be consolidated, while levies on alcohol, tobacco, and other sectors are adjusted. Coordinator Olga Lucía Velásquez warns of an unpropitious political environment for debate.
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Il presidente Javier Milei ha definito l'economista Emmanuel Álvarez Agis un 'ladro' per aver proposto una tassa del 10% sui prelievi in contanti per combattere l'evasione fiscale. Álvarez Agis, ex viceministro sotto il governo di Cristina Kirchner, ha sostenuto che la misura avrebbe incoraggiato i pagamenti elettronici e la formalizzazione delle imprese. Milei ha paragonato l'idea a una rapina legalizzata sul suo account X.
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