CCP Considers that OE2027 Is "Insufficient for Companies" and Does Not Comply with the Tripartite Agreement
5 Articles
5 Articles
Confederation recognises positive points in the proposal, but considers that it does not comply with the definition in the Tripartite Agreement 2025-2028 and will take concrete corrective measures to the specialty.
The president of the Confederation of Trade and Services of Portugal (CCP), Gustavo Paulo Duarte, warns that "the tax and contribution burden does not decrease and the costs of work increase more than the economy", denounces that the Tripartite Agreement is not being fulfilled and promises that it will "bring to the specialty concrete proposals to correct this situation".
CCP, AEP and AEMINO recognize the balance of public accounts and some positive measures, but advocate further reduction of the tax burden, incentives to investment and corporate capitalization, administrative simplification and policies that promote economic growth
The Portuguese Confederation of Trade and Services (CCP) today criticized the State Budget proposal for 2027, saying it is "continuing and insufficient for companies".
The entity also points out that the Tripartite Agreement 2025-2028 does not comply with "since no reduction in autonomous taxation is foreseen".
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
