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Trump's Proposed Tax Increase: Limited Impact on Most Taxpayers
Trump proposes a 2.6% increase in the top individual income tax rate, from 37% to 39.6%, affecting only 0.2% of taxpayers (those with incomes over \$2 million), while leaving the vast majority unaffected, despite the complexities of the U.S. tax code and wealth distribution.
Trump's Proposed Tax Increase: Limited Impact on Most Taxpayers
Trump proposes a 2.6% increase in the top individual income tax rate, from 37% to 39.6%, affecting only 0.2% of taxpayers (those with incomes over \$2 million), while leaving the vast majority unaffected, despite the complexities of the U.S. tax code and wealth distribution.
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52% Bias Score
Revised AMT Increases Tax Burden for High-Income Canadians
Canada's revised alternative minimum tax (AMT), effective 2024, increases the tax burden for high-income earners, especially those with significant capital gains, following the government's decision to cancel the proposed capital gains tax hike; the AMT rate increased to 20.5 percent, and the availa...
Revised AMT Increases Tax Burden for High-Income Canadians
Canada's revised alternative minimum tax (AMT), effective 2024, increases the tax burden for high-income earners, especially those with significant capital gains, following the government's decision to cancel the proposed capital gains tax hike; the AMT rate increased to 20.5 percent, and the availa...
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52% Bias Score
Greece Considers Rental Income Tax Reforms to Boost Revenue
Greek Finance Minister Christos Staikouras announced potential tax reforms to ease the burden on property owners and renters by adjusting tax brackets for rental income, potentially adding a new bracket between €12,001 and €25,000, aiming to boost tax revenue by increasing declared income, while den...
Greece Considers Rental Income Tax Reforms to Boost Revenue
Greek Finance Minister Christos Staikouras announced potential tax reforms to ease the burden on property owners and renters by adjusting tax brackets for rental income, potentially adding a new bracket between €12,001 and €25,000, aiming to boost tax revenue by increasing declared income, while den...
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48% Bias Score
Australia's Tax System Fuels Intergenerational Inequality
Australia's tax system, with over \$100 billion in annual concessions favoring the wealthy, exacerbates intergenerational inequality, leaving younger generations with less access to housing, education, and a secure retirement, while the wealthy benefit from superannuation tax breaks and capital gain...
Australia's Tax System Fuels Intergenerational Inequality
Australia's tax system, with over \$100 billion in annual concessions favoring the wealthy, exacerbates intergenerational inequality, leaving younger generations with less access to housing, education, and a secure retirement, while the wealthy benefit from superannuation tax breaks and capital gain...
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64% Bias Score
Greece to Adjust Professional Income Tax in 2026
The Greek government is considering minor 2026 tax law changes for professionals, contingent on a Council of State ruling on the constitutionality of presumptive income taxation, potentially eliminating a 5% increase on income exceeding the KAD average; professionals can contest their assessed incom...
Greece to Adjust Professional Income Tax in 2026
The Greek government is considering minor 2026 tax law changes for professionals, contingent on a Council of State ruling on the constitutionality of presumptive income taxation, potentially eliminating a 5% increase on income exceeding the KAD average; professionals can contest their assessed incom...
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40% Bias Score
Greece's Tax System: A Call for Systemic Reform
A Greek columnist criticizes the government's planned tax cuts, arguing for a complete overhaul to address the disproportionate tax burden on low-income earners and the favorable treatment of high-income earners and capital gains, claiming Greece has the most wealth-favorable tax system in the OECD.
Greece's Tax System: A Call for Systemic Reform
A Greek columnist criticizes the government's planned tax cuts, arguing for a complete overhaul to address the disproportionate tax burden on low-income earners and the favorable treatment of high-income earners and capital gains, claiming Greece has the most wealth-favorable tax system in the OECD.
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52% Bias Score
Missouri Eliminates Capital Gains Tax, Sparking Revenue and Equity Debate
Missouri is set to eliminate its capital gains income tax, a move projected to cost the state $262 million annually, benefiting high-income individuals while also expanding tax breaks for seniors and the disabled, and adding sales tax exemptions for diapers and feminine hygiene products.
Missouri Eliminates Capital Gains Tax, Sparking Revenue and Equity Debate
Missouri is set to eliminate its capital gains income tax, a move projected to cost the state $262 million annually, benefiting high-income individuals while also expanding tax breaks for seniors and the disabled, and adding sales tax exemptions for diapers and feminine hygiene products.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Actions Spur Canada's Push for Economic Union
Canada aims to create a unified economic system by Canada Day, removing interprovincial trade barriers and harmonizing sales and corporate income taxes to counter Donald Trump's economic nationalism and strengthen the Canadian economy.
Trump's Actions Spur Canada's Push for Economic Union
Canada aims to create a unified economic system by Canada Day, removing interprovincial trade barriers and harmonizing sales and corporate income taxes to counter Donald Trump's economic nationalism and strengthen the Canadian economy.
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48% Bias Score
Spain to Forgo €2 Billion in Tax Revenue to Boost Business Investment and Employment
The Spanish government will reduce tax revenue by €2 billion yearly to incentivize business investment and job creation, while simultaneously implementing new taxes expected to generate €6 billion in net revenue, aiming for unemployment below 10% by 2026.
Spain to Forgo €2 Billion in Tax Revenue to Boost Business Investment and Employment
The Spanish government will reduce tax revenue by €2 billion yearly to incentivize business investment and job creation, while simultaneously implementing new taxes expected to generate €6 billion in net revenue, aiming for unemployment below 10% by 2026.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Tax Rules Reduce Holiday Pay for Low-Income Part-Time Workers
New tax rules in the Netherlands caused a decrease in holiday pay for part-time workers earning €1000 gross per month, receiving €213 less than last year, while those earning less than €1000 receive the same and those earning more than €2000 receive more.
Dutch Tax Rules Reduce Holiday Pay for Low-Income Part-Time Workers
New tax rules in the Netherlands caused a decrease in holiday pay for part-time workers earning €1000 gross per month, receiving €213 less than last year, while those earning less than €1000 receive the same and those earning more than €2000 receive more.
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52% Bias Score
German Economists Urge Pension and Tax Reforms
DIW President Marcel Fratzscher and leading economist Monika Schnitzer urged Germany's new government to implement pension and tax reforms to ease the burden on younger generations, boost the economy, and address long-term challenges like demographic change and international competition.
German Economists Urge Pension and Tax Reforms
DIW President Marcel Fratzscher and leading economist Monika Schnitzer urged Germany's new government to implement pension and tax reforms to ease the burden on younger generations, boost the economy, and address long-term challenges like demographic change and international competition.
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44% Bias Score
Egypt to Replace Multiple Company Fees with Unified Net Profit Tax
Egypt will replace multiple company fees with a unified tax on net profits, aiming to boost investment by simplifying business operations; this follows a presidential directive to ease investor burdens and comes as private sector investment already accounts for 63% of total investment in the current...
Egypt to Replace Multiple Company Fees with Unified Net Profit Tax
Egypt will replace multiple company fees with a unified tax on net profits, aiming to boost investment by simplifying business operations; this follows a presidential directive to ease investor burdens and comes as private sector investment already accounts for 63% of total investment in the current...
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40% Bias Score
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