Agriculture: The Idea of a "Dry Tax" Divides Trade Unions
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At its re-entry conference on 31 August, the Young Farmers' Union proposed the introduction of a "general tax contribution" to help producers, a scheme inspired by the 1976 drought tax.
This contribution was created in 1976 after the drought of that year and raised funds to help farmers and farmers.
To help farmers cope with the consequences of drought, the Young Farmers propose a special tax contribution. Such a scheme had been used after the drought of 1976. The FNSEA is against it, considering that such a path would be too long to set up and recalling that it would not be very popular with the French. - Agriculture: the idea of a "dry tax" divides the unions (Economy).
Young farmers are demanding an exceptional contribution after the summer of heat. The government is to discuss this with them on 14 September.
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