Four Danish Opposition Parties Demand Broader Tax Cuts in Government Plan - The Copenhagen Post
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People with a monthly salary of less than 58,000 kroner should also receive tax breaks, say four blue parties
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People with a monthly salary of less than 58,000 kroner should also receive tax breaks, according to four blue parties.
Four Danish opposition parties demand broader tax cuts in government plan - The Copenhagen Post
Denmark’s Liberal Party, Liberal Alliance, the Conservative People’s Party and Denmark’s Democrats say they will reject the government’s upcoming tax plan unless it includes cuts for people earning less than 58,000 DKK a month. The four opposition parties will present their demands during tax negotiations with Minister for Taxation and Growth Jakob Engel-Schmidt later this […]
The Liberal Party, Liberal Alliance, Conservatives and the Danish Democrats are demanding tax cuts for ordinary wage earners if they are to support the government's upcoming tax plan. The government is facing resistance from four blue parties, who are demanding tax cuts for Danes with ordinary incomes. The Liberal Party, Liberal Alliance, Conservatives and the Danish Democrats will hold negotiations on the government's tax plan later this week. …
The government's tax plan must be expanded by a billion, targeting tax cuts at the bottom. This is the main demand from four blue party leaders, who are now forming a common front in the negotiations. DF is left outside the door
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