Babiš Wants to Raise up to 60 Billion From the Extraordinary Tax. But It Wouldn't Be Enough for Brussels
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Premiér Andrej Babiš se tento týden naplno pustil do bankovního sektoru. „Banky mě neskutečně iritují, vydělávají nejvíc z celého světa. A potom posílají 280 miliard dividend za hranice,“ uvedl ve čtvrtek na fóru Prague Security Dialogue. Jen několik hodin poté zaútočil ve videu i na...
The government of Andrej Babiš (ANO) should next week discuss the possibility of imposing a so-called sectoral tax on some sectors that, according to the cabinet, have extraordinary profits. This could include banks or arms manufacturers, for example. Prime Minister Babiš himself has repeatedly criticized banks for their profits in recent months, and in the past he has also talked about a windfall tax on arms manufacturers. The head of the budge…
The government wants to tame the high budget deficit with money from a new tax, which could target the profits of banks and other industries in addition to refineries.
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