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Bayern Faces Tight Budget Amid Low Tax Revenue Forecast
Bayern's Finance Minister Albert Füracker warns of a tight budget due to persistently low tax revenue, forecasting a slight increase of €0.1 billion in 2026 followed by a slight decrease in 2027, necessitating strict spending discipline.
Bayern Faces Tight Budget Amid Low Tax Revenue Forecast
Bayern's Finance Minister Albert Füracker warns of a tight budget due to persistently low tax revenue, forecasting a slight increase of €0.1 billion in 2026 followed by a slight decrease in 2027, necessitating strict spending discipline.
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48% Bias Score
Criticized Russian Tax Plan Targets Stay-at-Home Spouses and Rentiers
A proposed Russian tax on stay-at-home spouses and rentiers, aimed at bringing 1.5 million people into the workforce and legalizing income from the informal economy (15 million people), faces strong criticism for being discriminatory, impractical, and difficult to implement due to challenges in trac...
Criticized Russian Tax Plan Targets Stay-at-Home Spouses and Rentiers
A proposed Russian tax on stay-at-home spouses and rentiers, aimed at bringing 1.5 million people into the workforce and legalizing income from the informal economy (15 million people), faces strong criticism for being discriminatory, impractical, and difficult to implement due to challenges in trac...
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72% Bias Score
Proposed Tax Hike on Carried Interest Could Discourage Private Equity Investment
President Trump and House Republicans are considering raising taxes on carried interest, a performance-based fee for private equity managers, potentially discouraging investment in struggling businesses and impacting economic activity.
Proposed Tax Hike on Carried Interest Could Discourage Private Equity Investment
President Trump and House Republicans are considering raising taxes on carried interest, a performance-based fee for private equity managers, potentially discouraging investment in struggling businesses and impacting economic activity.
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60% Bias Score
Cape Cod Bridge Tolls Rejected Amidst Fiscal Crisis
A proposal to add tolls to Cape Cod bridges to address the region's financial crisis, caused by rising costs and loss of federal funding, was immediately rejected by Massport and Governor Maura Healey.
Cape Cod Bridge Tolls Rejected Amidst Fiscal Crisis
A proposal to add tolls to Cape Cod bridges to address the region's financial crisis, caused by rising costs and loss of federal funding, was immediately rejected by Massport and Governor Maura Healey.
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48% Bias Score
Frozen Tax Thresholds to Increase UK Families Facing Child Benefit Tax by 50,000 by 2028
By 2028, an additional 50,000 UK families will face higher taxes due to frozen income tax thresholds and rising wages pushing them into the high-income child benefit charge (HICBC), increasing total affected families to 376,000 and generating an extra £116 million in tax revenue, despite a previous ...
Frozen Tax Thresholds to Increase UK Families Facing Child Benefit Tax by 50,000 by 2028
By 2028, an additional 50,000 UK families will face higher taxes due to frozen income tax thresholds and rising wages pushing them into the high-income child benefit charge (HICBC), increasing total affected families to 376,000 and generating an extra £116 million in tax revenue, despite a previous ...
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60% Bias Score
Greek Court Challenges Short-Term Rental Property Tax
The Greek Council of State's Second Section preliminarily ruled against a 2025 tax regulation requiring a trade tax on each short-term rental property managed by a company, potentially reversing a significant cost increase for the sector following a lawsuit by the Stama association.
Greek Court Challenges Short-Term Rental Property Tax
The Greek Council of State's Second Section preliminarily ruled against a 2025 tax regulation requiring a trade tax on each short-term rental property managed by a company, potentially reversing a significant cost increase for the sector following a lawsuit by the Stama association.
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52% Bias Score
FHSA Rules Clarified for Homeowners' Partners
The Canadian government clarified that individuals living with a homeowner can still use their First Home Savings Account (FHSA) for a joint home purchase, even if their partner is not a first-time buyer, despite not being eligible to open a new account in such circumstances.
FHSA Rules Clarified for Homeowners' Partners
The Canadian government clarified that individuals living with a homeowner can still use their First Home Savings Account (FHSA) for a joint home purchase, even if their partner is not a first-time buyer, despite not being eligible to open a new account in such circumstances.
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32% Bias Score
Trump's Shifting Stance on Millionaire Tax Creates GOP Divide
President Trump initially proposed raising taxes on millionaires earning $2.5 million or more, then partially retracted the suggestion due to concerns about political backlash, leaving the decision to Republican lawmakers as they finalize their tax bill. This action reveals internal divisions within...
Trump's Shifting Stance on Millionaire Tax Creates GOP Divide
President Trump initially proposed raising taxes on millionaires earning $2.5 million or more, then partially retracted the suggestion due to concerns about political backlash, leaving the decision to Republican lawmakers as they finalize their tax bill. This action reveals internal divisions within...
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Tariff-Tax Claim: Economists Debunk the Assertion
President Trump asserts that new tariffs, already impacting businesses with increased import duties of 145% (China) and 10% (other nations), will lower or eliminate income taxes for those earning under $200,000; however, economists refute this, citing insufficient revenue generation from tariffs to ...
Trump's Tariff-Tax Claim: Economists Debunk the Assertion
President Trump asserts that new tariffs, already impacting businesses with increased import duties of 145% (China) and 10% (other nations), will lower or eliminate income taxes for those earning under $200,000; however, economists refute this, citing insufficient revenue generation from tariffs to ...
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48% Bias Score
CaixaBank Q1 2025 Profit Up 46.2%, but Stock Price Falls
CaixaBank announced a €1.470 billion Q1 2025 profit, a 46.2% increase year-on-year (6.9% adjusted for the new bank tax), driven by strong loan growth (62% increase in mortgages) and increased customer resources (8.5% rise); however, the bank's stock price fell 5.5% following the announcement.
CaixaBank Q1 2025 Profit Up 46.2%, but Stock Price Falls
CaixaBank announced a €1.470 billion Q1 2025 profit, a 46.2% increase year-on-year (6.9% adjusted for the new bank tax), driven by strong loan growth (62% increase in mortgages) and increased customer resources (8.5% rise); however, the bank's stock price fell 5.5% following the announcement.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Tariff Tax Swap: Economic Flaw and Political Distraction
President Trump's plan to replace income taxes with tariffs for those earning less than $200,000 is economically unfeasible, disproportionately harming lower- and middle-income individuals and potentially recreating historical economic instability.
Trump's Tariff Tax Swap: Economic Flaw and Political Distraction
President Trump's plan to replace income taxes with tariffs for those earning less than $200,000 is economically unfeasible, disproportionately harming lower- and middle-income individuals and potentially recreating historical economic instability.
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52% Bias Score
IRS-DHS Data Sharing Agreement Sparks Fear, Legal Challenges Among Undocumented Immigrants
A new data-sharing agreement between the IRS and DHS allows the agency to use tax information to enforce immigration laws, causing fear and uncertainty among undocumented immigrants who have historically been encouraged to pay US taxes; the move has prompted legal challenges and is expected to cause...
IRS-DHS Data Sharing Agreement Sparks Fear, Legal Challenges Among Undocumented Immigrants
A new data-sharing agreement between the IRS and DHS allows the agency to use tax information to enforce immigration laws, causing fear and uncertainty among undocumented immigrants who have historically been encouraged to pay US taxes; the move has prompted legal challenges and is expected to cause...
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40% Bias Score
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