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Majority of Millionaires in G20 Support Wealth Tax
A survey by Patriotic Millionaires UK shows that a majority of millionaires in G20 countries support a 2% tax on wealth; 58% of more than 2,000 respondents said that millionaires with a wealth of more than \$10 million should pay the tax, while 75% supported taxing billionaires.
Majority of Millionaires in G20 Support Wealth Tax
A survey by Patriotic Millionaires UK shows that a majority of millionaires in G20 countries support a 2% tax on wealth; 58% of more than 2,000 respondents said that millionaires with a wealth of more than \$10 million should pay the tax, while 75% supported taxing billionaires.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Taxpayers Can Reclaim Overpaid Box 3 Wealth Tax
The Netherlands will allow taxpayers to challenge their Box 3 wealth tax calculations from 2021 onwards, using actual income instead of the government's previous estimations, following court rulings that deemed the previous system violated European property rights.
Dutch Taxpayers Can Reclaim Overpaid Box 3 Wealth Tax
The Netherlands will allow taxpayers to challenge their Box 3 wealth tax calculations from 2021 onwards, using actual income instead of the government's previous estimations, following court rulings that deemed the previous system violated European property rights.
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20% Bias Score
Australia's Planned Superannuation Tax Increase Faces Criticism over Unindexed Threshold
The Australian government will implement a tax increase on superannuation earnings exceeding \$3 million, starting July 1st, generating an estimated \$2.7 billion in revenue annually, despite criticism for not indexing the threshold which may cause its impact to increase significantly over time.
Australia's Planned Superannuation Tax Increase Faces Criticism over Unindexed Threshold
The Australian government will implement a tax increase on superannuation earnings exceeding \$3 million, starting July 1st, generating an estimated \$2.7 billion in revenue annually, despite criticism for not indexing the threshold which may cause its impact to increase significantly over time.
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52% Bias Score
Republican Tax Hike Debate Divides Party
President Trump's suggestion of raising taxes on the ultra-wealthy to fund tax cuts for the middle and working classes is dividing Republicans, creating internal conflict between fiscal conservatism and populist policies, with potential impacts on the party's legislative agenda and public image.
Republican Tax Hike Debate Divides Party
President Trump's suggestion of raising taxes on the ultra-wealthy to fund tax cuts for the middle and working classes is dividing Republicans, creating internal conflict between fiscal conservatism and populist policies, with potential impacts on the party's legislative agenda and public image.
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52% Bias Score
France Permanently Imposes High-Earner Tax
France's government has permanently established a 20% tax on incomes exceeding €250,000 (single) or €500,000 (couple), generating an estimated €2 billion annually, as part of broader efforts to secure €40-50 billion in additional revenue for the 2026 budget.
France Permanently Imposes High-Earner Tax
France's government has permanently established a 20% tax on incomes exceeding €250,000 (single) or €500,000 (couple), generating an estimated €2 billion annually, as part of broader efforts to secure €40-50 billion in additional revenue for the 2026 budget.
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52% Bias Score
UK Economic Crisis: Austerity, Inequality, and the Need for Change
The UK faces a deepening economic crisis marked by falling living standards, austerity measures impacting the most vulnerable, and a lack of long-term economic vision. Proposed solutions, like a wealth tax, are met with resistance from the current government.
UK Economic Crisis: Austerity, Inequality, and the Need for Change
The UK faces a deepening economic crisis marked by falling living standards, austerity measures impacting the most vulnerable, and a lack of long-term economic vision. Proposed solutions, like a wealth tax, are met with resistance from the current government.
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68% Bias Score
Labor's Super Tax: Minor Impact on \$3 Million, Significant on \$5 Million
Labor's proposed 15% tax on superannuation earnings above \$3 million would cost a retiree with \$3 million an extra \$2,355 annually, a small percentage of their income, while someone with \$5 million could pay an extra \$25,000.
Labor's Super Tax: Minor Impact on \$3 Million, Significant on \$5 Million
Labor's proposed 15% tax on superannuation earnings above \$3 million would cost a retiree with \$3 million an extra \$2,355 annually, a small percentage of their income, while someone with \$5 million could pay an extra \$25,000.
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60% Bias Score
Australia to Tax High-Balance Superannuation Accounts
Australia's Labor government will impose a 15% tax on superannuation earnings exceeding \$3 million annually, affecting 80,000 high-balance accounts (top 0.5%), aiming for greater equity in the system, but sparking criticism over its potential economic effects and the taxation of "unrealised" gains.
Australia to Tax High-Balance Superannuation Accounts
Australia's Labor government will impose a 15% tax on superannuation earnings exceeding \$3 million annually, affecting 80,000 high-balance accounts (top 0.5%), aiming for greater equity in the system, but sparking criticism over its potential economic effects and the taxation of "unrealised" gains.
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44% Bias Score
Kempf's Updated Critique: Capitalism's Radicalization and the Super-Rich
French journalist Hervé Kempf's new graphic novel, "How the Rich Plunder the Earth," released in Spain, updates his 2007 book by highlighting the worsening ecological crisis and increased wealth concentration among the super-rich, arguing that capitalism's radicalization, exemplified by figures like...
Kempf's Updated Critique: Capitalism's Radicalization and the Super-Rich
French journalist Hervé Kempf's new graphic novel, "How the Rich Plunder the Earth," released in Spain, updates his 2007 book by highlighting the worsening ecological crisis and increased wealth concentration among the super-rich, arguing that capitalism's radicalization, exemplified by figures like...
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60% Bias Score
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
Labour's Fiscal Policy Projected to Increase Child Poverty
A cross-party group of MPs, including former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, warned that Labour's current fiscal policy will cause child poverty to rise for the first time in history under a Labour government, pushing an additional 250,000 people, including 50,000 children, into poverty by 2030, accord...
Labour's Fiscal Policy Projected to Increase Child Poverty
A cross-party group of MPs, including former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, warned that Labour's current fiscal policy will cause child poverty to rise for the first time in history under a Labour government, pushing an additional 250,000 people, including 50,000 children, into poverty by 2030, accord...
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48% Bias Score
UK Sickness Benefit Claims Surge to Over Seven Million
Over seven million Britons now claim sickness benefits, a third more than five years ago, sparking political debate over welfare reform, potential wealth taxes, and government plans to cut disability benefits amid concerns about rising costs and worsening mental health.
UK Sickness Benefit Claims Surge to Over Seven Million
Over seven million Britons now claim sickness benefits, a third more than five years ago, sparking political debate over welfare reform, potential wealth taxes, and government plans to cut disability benefits amid concerns about rising costs and worsening mental health.
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48% Bias Score
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