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Raising Top Tax Rates: Historical Analysis and Economic Implications
The article analyzes the historical impact of raising top income tax rates on economic growth and electoral outcomes, citing examples from the presidencies of George H.W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, and John F. Kennedy, to argue that lower rates stimulate economic growth and investment.
Raising Top Tax Rates: Historical Analysis and Economic Implications
The article analyzes the historical impact of raising top income tax rates on economic growth and electoral outcomes, citing examples from the presidencies of George H.W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, and John F. Kennedy, to argue that lower rates stimulate economic growth and investment.
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60% Bias Score
U.S. Tax Implications of Stock Options for Foreign Nationals
This article explains the U.S. tax implications for foreign nationals granted stock options while working in America, focusing on taxation at exercise and post-departure, including the grant-to-vesting sourcing rule, double taxation risks, and the importance of tax planning.
U.S. Tax Implications of Stock Options for Foreign Nationals
This article explains the U.S. tax implications for foreign nationals granted stock options while working in America, focusing on taxation at exercise and post-departure, including the grant-to-vesting sourcing rule, double taxation risks, and the importance of tax planning.
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24% Bias Score
Spain Increases Tobacco Prices to Curb Consumption
Spain raised tobacco prices in April 2025, affecting brands like Fortuna and Ducados, aiming to reduce consumption, with taxes representing nearly 80% of the final price, a policy supported by the World Health Organization.
Spain Increases Tobacco Prices to Curb Consumption
Spain raised tobacco prices in April 2025, affecting brands like Fortuna and Ducados, aiming to reduce consumption, with taxes representing nearly 80% of the final price, a policy supported by the World Health Organization.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Spring Budget Update: Tax Adjustments and Political Compromises
The Dutch government's spring budget update includes tax adjustments offset by reduced energy costs and cancelled VAT increases on certain goods; the exact household impact is pending CPB analysis, while infrastructure decisions reflect political compromises.
Dutch Spring Budget Update: Tax Adjustments and Political Compromises
The Dutch government's spring budget update includes tax adjustments offset by reduced energy costs and cancelled VAT increases on certain goods; the exact household impact is pending CPB analysis, while infrastructure decisions reflect political compromises.
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44% Bias Score
New Tax Treaty: 34 Homeoffice Days for German-Dutch Commuters
Germany and the Netherlands agreed to a tax treaty change allowing border commuters to work from home up to 34 days a year without double taxation, reducing administrative burdens for thousands of workers in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), particularly in Heinsberg, Kleve, and Aachen.
New Tax Treaty: 34 Homeoffice Days for German-Dutch Commuters
Germany and the Netherlands agreed to a tax treaty change allowing border commuters to work from home up to 34 days a year without double taxation, reducing administrative burdens for thousands of workers in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), particularly in Heinsberg, Kleve, and Aachen.
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36% Bias Score
Canadian Cryptocurrency Use Spurs Tax Compliance Challenges
In Canada, the increasing use of cryptocurrencies as investments has created significant tax implications, including capital gains taxes on sales and bartering, requiring meticulous record-keeping and professional tax advice due to increased audits and regulatory changes such as the OECD's Crypto-As...
Canadian Cryptocurrency Use Spurs Tax Compliance Challenges
In Canada, the increasing use of cryptocurrencies as investments has created significant tax implications, including capital gains taxes on sales and bartering, requiring meticulous record-keeping and professional tax advice due to increased audits and regulatory changes such as the OECD's Crypto-As...
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36% Bias Score
Proposed Tenfold Tax Hike on College Endowments
House Republicans are considering increasing the tax on college endowments from 1.4% to as high as 21%, following President Trump's attacks on elite universities and their large, tax-free endowments; the move is part of a broader effort to cut government spending and could significantly impact colle...
Proposed Tenfold Tax Hike on College Endowments
House Republicans are considering increasing the tax on college endowments from 1.4% to as high as 21%, following President Trump's attacks on elite universities and their large, tax-free endowments; the move is part of a broader effort to cut government spending and could significantly impact colle...
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56% 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
Foucher's Tax Critique Shakes up French Presidential Race
Antoine Foucher's book, "Sortir du travail qui ne paie plus," criticizing France's tax system, has influenced the 2027 presidential race, prompting discussions about fiscal reform among leading candidates, except Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, focusing on shifting tax burdens away from labor.
Foucher's Tax Critique Shakes up French Presidential Race
Antoine Foucher's book, "Sortir du travail qui ne paie plus," criticizing France's tax system, has influenced the 2027 presidential race, prompting discussions about fiscal reform among leading candidates, except Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, focusing on shifting tax burdens away from labor.
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Government Increases Taxes, Delays Key Projects to Fund Railway
The Dutch government will increase income tax to fund the €1.9 billion Nedersaksen railway line, diverting funds from the Lelylijn and delaying other investments, including in healthcare; unemployment benefits will be reduced; and pressing issues like the nitrogen crisis are postponed until Prinsjes...
Dutch Government Increases Taxes, Delays Key Projects to Fund Railway
The Dutch government will increase income tax to fund the €1.9 billion Nedersaksen railway line, diverting funds from the Lelylijn and delaying other investments, including in healthcare; unemployment benefits will be reduced; and pressing issues like the nitrogen crisis are postponed until Prinsjes...
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40% Bias Score
France Seeks €40 Billion in Savings Amidst Budgetary Crisis
French Prime Minister François Bayrou is convening a budget alert committee to address a €40 billion savings target for 2026, exploring options such as higher taxes on high earners and cuts to public spending to reduce the national debt of €3,303 billion.
France Seeks €40 Billion in Savings Amidst Budgetary Crisis
French Prime Minister François Bayrou is convening a budget alert committee to address a €40 billion savings target for 2026, exploring options such as higher taxes on high earners and cuts to public spending to reduce the national debt of €3,303 billion.
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44% Bias Score
French Unions Reject €40 Billion Budget Cuts, Demand Tax Increases
French labor unions strongly oppose the government's plan to cut €40 billion from the 2026 budget, calling for increased taxes on corporations and high-income earners instead of further public spending cuts, citing record corporate subsidies and dividend payouts as potential sources of revenue.
French Unions Reject €40 Billion Budget Cuts, Demand Tax Increases
French labor unions strongly oppose the government's plan to cut €40 billion from the 2026 budget, calling for increased taxes on corporations and high-income earners instead of further public spending cuts, citing record corporate subsidies and dividend payouts as potential sources of revenue.
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60% Bias Score
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