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  1. User fees hiding in plain sight driving up Edmonton tax rates

    Property taxes have long been Edmonton’s main revenue source. If you wonder why property taxes keep setting new…
    #Canada #Edmonton #CityofEdmonton #cityservices #Edmontoncitycouncil #EdmontonTransit #Non-taxrevenues #propertytaxes #StaceyPadbury #taxincreases #taxlevy #Userfees
    europesays.com/canada/87164/

  2. Steep increases for online gambling tax to address ‘highest levels of harm’

    The Chancellor has announced a steep increase in online gambling tax associated with the “highest levels of harm”…
    #NewsBeep #News #Mentalhealth #bettingandgaming #gamblingtaxes #Health #MentalHealth #Onlinegambling #taxincreases #TheChancellor #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/284863/

  3. Kyoto Implements Japan’s Highest Tourist Tax to Combat Overtourism

    Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications has granted final approval for Kyoto to implement the nation’s highest-ever accommodation tax, authorizing the …
    #Japan #JP #Kyoto #Accommodation #consumptiontax #kyotonews #KyotoStation #news #progressivetaxsystem #taxincrease #Taxincreases #TaxRevenue #taxstructure #京都 #京都府
    alojapan.com/1387129/kyoto-imp

  4. 1 Bloomberg: The #UK #economy shrank for a second straight month as #companies and #consumers struggled to bounce back from the blow of US #tariffs and #taxincreases. 🧵

  5. #Factchecking how much the #Inflation Reduction Act affects #taxes

    politifact.com/factchecks/2023

    Taxes are poised to rise under the #InflationReductionAct, which passed in August 2022, but the increases target very large #corporations and the #richest #Americans.
    These #taxincreases could be passed along indirectly to #taxpayers with more modest incomes. But overall, independent analyses have found that ordinary Americans can expect to see little if any change in what they pay in taxes.

  6. #Factchecking how much the #Inflation Reduction Act affects #taxes

    politifact.com/factchecks/2023

    Taxes are poised to rise under the #InflationReductionAct, which passed in August 2022, but the increases target very large #corporations and the #richest #Americans.
    These #taxincreases could be passed along indirectly to #taxpayers with more modest incomes. But overall, independent analyses have found that ordinary Americans can expect to see little if any change in what they pay in taxes.

  7. #Factchecking how much the #Inflation Reduction Act affects #taxes

    politifact.com/factchecks/2023

    Taxes are poised to rise under the #InflationReductionAct, which passed in August 2022, but the increases target very large #corporations and the #richest #Americans.
    These #taxincreases could be passed along indirectly to #taxpayers with more modest incomes. But overall, independent analyses have found that ordinary Americans can expect to see little if any change in what they pay in taxes.

  8. #Factchecking how much the #Inflation Reduction Act affects #taxes

    politifact.com/factchecks/2023

    Taxes are poised to rise under the #InflationReductionAct, which passed in August 2022, but the increases target very large #corporations and the #richest #Americans.
    These #taxincreases could be passed along indirectly to #taxpayers with more modest incomes. But overall, independent analyses have found that ordinary Americans can expect to see little if any change in what they pay in taxes.

  9. Attention all Australians! According to reports, ten million of us will soon be required to pay one of the largest tax increases in history. It's important to stay informed about these changes that could impact our finances and livelihoods. Let's stay on top of this and make sure our voices are heard! #TaxIncreases #Australia #FinancialEducation #StayInformed andrewhansen.au/according-to-r #Australia, #Tax, #Wages

  10. He described proposals by the US senator Elizabeth Warren for a 2% tax on people with assets of more than $50m and 3% on those with more than $1bn as “very reasonable” and said they “would really go a long way to raising revenues that could alleviate some of our country’s problems”.

    theguardian.com/news/2023/jan/

  11. He described proposals by the US senator Elizabeth Warren for a 2% tax on people with assets of more than $50m and 3% on those with more than $1bn as “very reasonable” and said they “would really go a long way to raising revenues that could alleviate some of our country’s problems”. #TaxIncreases #economy

    theguardian.com/news/2023/jan/