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🇫🇷 Retirements, donations, income tax... What is already known about the French 2027 budget

To reduce the deficit, the government plans to make retirees contribute, particularly through pensions or their tax allowance.

#EU #France #Taxation #PublicFinance

https://www.latribune.fr/article/economie/11088530263018/retraites-donations-impot-sur-le-revenu-ce-que-l-on-sait-deja-du-budget-2027

Blogue immobilier France et international: Immobilier en Espagne https://www.kikori.fr/p/immobilier-en-espagne.html?spref=tw
#France #Marketing #MarketingStrategy #marketingagency #MarketingSuccess #marketingtips #immobilier #investir #Bahamas #fiscalite #holding #impots #taxes #defiscalisation #fiscal #taxation

Blogue immobilier France et international: Immobilier en Espagne https://www.kikori.fr/p/immobilier-en-espagne.html?spref=tw
#France #Marketing #MarketingStrategy #marketingagency #MarketingSuccess #marketingtips #immobilier #investir #Bahamas #fiscalite #holding #impots #taxes #defiscalisation #fiscal #taxation

Blogue immobilier France et international: Immobilier en Espagne https://www.kikori.fr/p/immobilier-en-espagne.html?spref=tw
#France #Marketing #MarketingStrategy #marketingagency #MarketingSuccess #marketingtips #immobilier #investir #Bahamas #fiscalite #holding #impots #taxes #defiscalisation #fiscal #taxation

🇳🇱 Wealthy individuals divided over box 3 tax: 'My perspective has changed'

The discussion over the box 3 tax is resurfacing, not only in politics but also outside of it.

#EU #Netherlands #Taxation #Finance #Economics

https://nos.nl/l/2630679

Blogue immobilier France et international: Immobilier en Espagne https://www.kikori.fr/p/immobilier-en-espagne.html?spref=tw
#France #Marketing #MarketingStrategy #marketingagency #MarketingSuccess #marketingtips #immobilier #investir #Bahamas #fiscalite #holding #impots #taxes #defiscalisation #fiscal #taxation

Blogue immobilier France et international: Immobilier en Espagne https://www.kikori.fr/p/immobilier-en-espagne.html?spref=tw
#France #Marketing #MarketingStrategy #marketingagency #MarketingSuccess #marketingtips #immobilier #investir #Bahamas #fiscalite #holding #impots #taxes #defiscalisation #fiscal #taxation

Blogue immobilier France et international: Immobilier en Espagne https://www.kikori.fr/p/immobilier-en-espagne.html?spref=tw
#France #Marketing #MarketingStrategy #marketingagency #MarketingSuccess #marketingtips #immobilier #investir #Bahamas #fiscalite #holding #impots #taxes #defiscalisation #fiscal #taxation

https://www.europesays.com/ie/684938/ Would cutting capital gains tax boost the economy or just make rich people richer? #ATaxingQuestion #BreakingNews #BreakingNews #Budget #CapitalGainsTax #Economy #Éire #FeaturedNews #FeaturedNews #Headlines #IE #Ireland #LatestNews #LatestNews #MainNews #MainNews #News #SimonHarris #taxation #TopStories #TopStories

#Economy #EconomicPolicy #Taxation #TaxBillionaires #TaxtheRich #TakeAction National Women's Law Center The Trump administration made a choice—and it wasn’t to support families.
https://act.nwlc.org/a/tell-congress-restore-cuts-to-care-and-food-and-tax-the-rich

#Economy #EconomicPolicy #Taxation #TaxBillionaires #TaxtheRich #TakeAction National Women's Law Center The Trump administration made a choice—and it wasn’t to support families.
https://act.nwlc.org/a/tell-congress-restore-cuts-to-care-and-food-and-tax-the-rich

#Economy #EconomicPolicy #Taxation #TaxBillionaires #TaxtheRich #TakeAction National Women's Law Center The Trump administration made a choice—and it wasn’t to support families.
https://act.nwlc.org/a/tell-congress-restore-cuts-to-care-and-food-and-tax-the-rich

#Economy #EconomicPolicy #Taxation #TaxBillionaires #TaxtheRich #TakeAction National Women's Law Center The Trump administration made a choice—and it wasn’t to support families.
https://act.nwlc.org/a/tell-congress-restore-cuts-to-care-and-food-and-tax-the-rich

#Economy #EconomicPolicy #Taxation #TaxBillionaires #TaxtheRich #TakeAction National Women's Law Center The Trump administration made a choice—and it wasn’t to support families.
https://act.nwlc.org/a/tell-congress-restore-cuts-to-care-and-food-and-tax-the-rich

#WealthTax #NoMoreBillionaires #inequality #taxation

Will Wisconsin Voters Think Francesca Hong Is Too Radical? Here’s Where She Stands.

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/10/us/francesca-hong-positions-wisconsin-governor.html

Philippines Supreme Court Upholds Law Granting VAT Refund To Foreign Tourists

Remember the law granting value-added tax refund (VAT refund) to foreign tourists signed a few years ago? That law was challenged and recently the Supreme Court of the Philippines upheld the constitutionality of Republic Act 12079 (the act creating a VAT refund mechanism for non-resident tourists), according to a news report by GMA News.

To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the report of GMA News. Some parts in boldface…

The Supreme Court (SC) has upheld the constitutionality of a law that grants value-added tax (VAT) refunds on select local purchases by non-resident foreign tourists.

In a 30-page decision, the SC En Banc dismissed a petition challenging the validity of Republic Act 12079, or an act creating a VAT refund mechanism for non-resident tourists, adding Section 112-A to the National Internal Revenue Code.

“Granting VAT refund to foreign tourists was not arbitrarily done. It is a policy decision based on legitimate state interests, i.e. the need to remain competitive as a global tourist destination,” the SC said.

“In fine, foreign tourists may be granted privileges and benefits that are not extended to Filipino citizens, so as long as these distinctions are based on reasonable and justifiable classifications, as in here,” it added.

According to the SC, the VAT refund applies to goods brought from duly accredited stores and taken out of the country within 60 days from purchase. The goods must be priced at least P3,000 per transaction.

Meanwhile, the SC said Section 5 of the law’s implementing rules and regulations limit the refund to retail and tangible goods, including clothing, apparel, electronics, gadgets, jewelry, accessories, souvenirs, food or non-food consumables, and other items intended for personal use.

The petitioner, however, argued that the law violates the constitutional guarantee of equal protection as it excludes Filipino citizens.

For its part, the SC said equal protection does not require identical treatment for all persons.

It said the act also distinguishes foreign tourists from Filipino citizens.

According to the SC, the VAT refund system follows the basic rule of VAT that goods are taxed where they are consumed. If the goods are consumed in the Philippines, they remain subject to Philippine VAT.

Meanwhile, the SC added that VAT refund for foreign tourists is a well-established international practice.

“The Philippines is among the last few countries in Asia to adopt such a system. Our Asian neighbors, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, China, and Japan have long implemented this VAT refund mechanism for foreign tourists,” it said.

Let me end this post by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this recent development? Do you agree with the Supreme Court’s decision on the law about VAT refund for foreign tourists? Apart from the VAT refund for foreign tourists, what problems that plagued the Philippine tourism industry should the government solve this year?

You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.

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Philippines Supreme Court Upholds Law Granting VAT Refund To Foreign Tourists

Remember the law granting value-added tax refund (VAT refund) to foreign tourists signed a few years ago? That law was challenged and recently the Supreme Court of the Philippines upheld the constitutionality of Republic Act 12079 (the act creating a VAT refund mechanism for non-resident tourists), according to a news report by GMA News.

To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the report of GMA News. Some parts in boldface…

The Supreme Court (SC) has upheld the constitutionality of a law that grants value-added tax (VAT) refunds on select local purchases by non-resident foreign tourists.

In a 30-page decision, the SC En Banc dismissed a petition challenging the validity of Republic Act 12079, or an act creating a VAT refund mechanism for non-resident tourists, adding Section 112-A to the National Internal Revenue Code.

“Granting VAT refund to foreign tourists was not arbitrarily done. It is a policy decision based on legitimate state interests, i.e. the need to remain competitive as a global tourist destination,” the SC said.

“In fine, foreign tourists may be granted privileges and benefits that are not extended to Filipino citizens, so as long as these distinctions are based on reasonable and justifiable classifications, as in here,” it added.

According to the SC, the VAT refund applies to goods brought from duly accredited stores and taken out of the country within 60 days from purchase. The goods must be priced at least P3,000 per transaction.

Meanwhile, the SC said Section 5 of the law’s implementing rules and regulations limit the refund to retail and tangible goods, including clothing, apparel, electronics, gadgets, jewelry, accessories, souvenirs, food or non-food consumables, and other items intended for personal use.

The petitioner, however, argued that the law violates the constitutional guarantee of equal protection as it excludes Filipino citizens.

For its part, the SC said equal protection does not require identical treatment for all persons.

It said the act also distinguishes foreign tourists from Filipino citizens.

According to the SC, the VAT refund system follows the basic rule of VAT that goods are taxed where they are consumed. If the goods are consumed in the Philippines, they remain subject to Philippine VAT.

Meanwhile, the SC added that VAT refund for foreign tourists is a well-established international practice.

“The Philippines is among the last few countries in Asia to adopt such a system. Our Asian neighbors, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, China, and Japan have long implemented this VAT refund mechanism for foreign tourists,” it said.

Let me end this post by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this recent development? Do you agree with the Supreme Court’s decision on the law about VAT refund for foreign tourists? Apart from the VAT refund for foreign tourists, what problems that plagued the Philippine tourism industry should the government solve this year?

You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.

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Philippines Supreme Court Upholds Law Granting VAT Refund To Foreign Tourists

Remember the law granting value-added tax refund (VAT refund) to foreign tourists signed a few years ago? That law was challenged and recently the Supreme Court of the Philippines upheld the constitutionality of Republic Act 12079 (the act creating a VAT refund mechanism for non-resident tourists), according to a news report by GMA News.

To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the report of GMA News. Some parts in boldface…

The Supreme Court (SC) has upheld the constitutionality of a law that grants value-added tax (VAT) refunds on select local purchases by non-resident foreign tourists.

In a 30-page decision, the SC En Banc dismissed a petition challenging the validity of Republic Act 12079, or an act creating a VAT refund mechanism for non-resident tourists, adding Section 112-A to the National Internal Revenue Code.

“Granting VAT refund to foreign tourists was not arbitrarily done. It is a policy decision based on legitimate state interests, i.e. the need to remain competitive as a global tourist destination,” the SC said.

“In fine, foreign tourists may be granted privileges and benefits that are not extended to Filipino citizens, so as long as these distinctions are based on reasonable and justifiable classifications, as in here,” it added.

According to the SC, the VAT refund applies to goods brought from duly accredited stores and taken out of the country within 60 days from purchase. The goods must be priced at least P3,000 per transaction.

Meanwhile, the SC said Section 5 of the law’s implementing rules and regulations limit the refund to retail and tangible goods, including clothing, apparel, electronics, gadgets, jewelry, accessories, souvenirs, food or non-food consumables, and other items intended for personal use.

The petitioner, however, argued that the law violates the constitutional guarantee of equal protection as it excludes Filipino citizens.

For its part, the SC said equal protection does not require identical treatment for all persons.

It said the act also distinguishes foreign tourists from Filipino citizens.

According to the SC, the VAT refund system follows the basic rule of VAT that goods are taxed where they are consumed. If the goods are consumed in the Philippines, they remain subject to Philippine VAT.

Meanwhile, the SC added that VAT refund for foreign tourists is a well-established international practice.

“The Philippines is among the last few countries in Asia to adopt such a system. Our Asian neighbors, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, China, and Japan have long implemented this VAT refund mechanism for foreign tourists,” it said.

Let me end this post by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this recent development? Do you agree with the Supreme Court’s decision on the law about VAT refund for foreign tourists? Apart from the VAT refund for foreign tourists, what problems that plagued the Philippine tourism industry should the government solve this year?

You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.

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https://www.europesays.com/people/121857/ Union Behind California Billionaire Tax Offers to Reduce the Rate #BudgetsAndBudgeting #california #Gavin #GavinNewsom #Governors(US) #HealthCareWorkers #HealthInsuranceAndManagedCare #HighNetWorthIndividuals #MidtermElections2026 #newsom #OrganizedLabor #Referendums #ServiceEmployeesInternationalUnionUnitedHealthcareWorkersWest #taxation

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Not TAXES! 😭

https://piefed.social/c/political_memes/p/2107857/not-taxes

It is an axiom that you get less of what you tax. Tariffs (really a kind of excise tax) are a textbook example of the United States getting less of what it taxes, namely raw materials from abroad ... and rubber.

https://reason.com/2026/05/15/a-north-carolina-goodyear-plant-is-the-latest-victim-of-trumps-misguided-tariffs-and-costly-iran-war/

#DonaldTrump #economics #freeMarkets #freeTrade #NorthCarolina #tariffs #taxation #Thailand #TrumpAdministration #USPolitics

📢NPArevolut°R📢 Taxer les superprofits des pétroliers ; une revendication populaire: Selon un sondage YouGov pour le HuffPost, face à la hausse des carburants, 66 % des personnes interrogées souhaitent taxer les bénéfices exceptionnels que… 📢NPA-R #taxation #superprofits #pétrole #carburants

Taxer les superprofits des pét...

Oil Companies’ Huge Profits Revive Calls for Temporary Windfall Taxes

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/01/business/economy/iran-war-oil-profits-tax.html

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#auspol #FossilFuels #MinorityGovernment #Taxation #TwoParty #VoterDissatisfaction

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' “the government must escape the serial mistakes of the past 45 years, of trying to shrink the state and promote a self-organising market”. This drive towards a smaller state funded by lower levels of #taxation, a #ConservativePolicy, has left the #UK in terrible condition.'

https://yorkshirebylines.co.uk/business/economy/the-october-budget-can-rachel-reeves-escape-from-the-tories-fiscal-prison/
#ToryLegacy

South Korea Considers Deferring Crypto Taxation Until 2028 - The ruling party of South Korea is, once again, considering the postponement of th... - https://news.bitcoin.com/south-korea-considers-deferring-crypto-taxation-until-2028/ #cryptocurrency #postponement #southkorea #taxation #crypto #taxes

South Korea Considers Deferring Crypto Taxation Until 2028 - The ruling party of South Korea is, once again, considering the postponement of th... - https://news.bitcoin.com/south-korea-considers-deferring-crypto-taxation-until-2028/ #cryptocurrency #postponement #southkorea #taxation #crypto #taxes

South Korea Considers Deferring Crypto Taxation Until 2028 - The ruling party of South Korea is, once again, considering the postponement of th... - https://news.bitcoin.com/south-korea-considers-deferring-crypto-taxation-until-2028/ #cryptocurrency #postponement #southkorea #taxation #crypto #taxes

A quotation from Rogers, Will:

«
The budget is a mythical bean bag. Congress votes mythical beans into it, and then tries to reach in and pull real beans out.
»

Full quote, sourcing, notes:
https://wist.info/rogers-will/3309/

#quote #quotes #quotation #appropriations #budget #congress #debt #government #spending #taxation

The world could get its first #trillionaire within 10 years
Some measures #Oxfam said should be considered to reduce global #inequality include permanent #taxation of #wealthiest in every country, more effective taxation of big corporations and a renewed drive against #tax avoidance. "To end extreme inequality, governments must radically redistribute the power of #billionaires and corporations back to ordinary people," reports Oxfam.
https://apnews.com/article/income-inequality-billionaires-davos-85baf23e9a2a7d4d94da5aca11f3ca5e