Sumar warns that the PSOE is far from its fiscal positions and will fight them over the Budgets

2024-10-19 16:12:00

summer warned this Saturday that it is far from achieving a agreement with the PSOE regarding the tax reform that he minority shareholder of the Government wants to include in General state budgets for 2025 and he made it clear to those of Pedro Sánchez that they will not allow them to give up on making permanent and strengthening the tax on banking and energy companies.

As reported since the formation of the Second Vice President and Minister of Labor, Iolanda Diazthe two partners still maintain fundamental differences on issues that, from their point of view, should allow Spain to advance tax justice.

From Sumar they underline that they have always defended the advancement of rights and an entrepreneurial state must be financed with a significant fiscal strengthening which must fall exclusively on the shoulders of those who have the most, in reference to large fortunes and oligopolies.

Tax justice is key

That’s why they warn that they will not accept that PSOE give up on making the tax on banks and energy companies permanent or dilute it by reducing its collection with the aim of favoring the banks and the energy oligopoly. “We will not go back on this issue which we consider essential, tax justice is the key to advancing the social agenda”, they underline.

At the same time, he argues increase state taxation on tourist apartments to “drastically” cut its profitability, making it they pay 21% VAT AND? in personal income tax and corporate tax is eliminated in the calculation of their returns. deductibility financial burdens, depreciation and improvement of tourist accommodation in stressed areas.

Among the measures that Sumar wants to incorporate in the PGE there is also that creation of a solidarity tax on large inheritancesAbove one million eurosapply the VAT on education and private health insurance Yes reduce it to basic products and servicesPleases hairdressers, veterinary centers, diapers and gluten-free products.

From the minority shareholder of the Executive they underline that tax reform is fundamental in order to advance in the social agenda and they will fight to reach an ambitious fiscal agreement.