EU-Level Taxes Would Be Imposed – a Serious Levy Could Save EU Subsidies
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France believes that new taxes across the European Union should generate more than 60 billion euros for the bloc’s next seven-year budget, POLITICO’s European editorial office reported, citing three EU diplomats familiar with the closed-door talks, News.bg reports. Paris is among the main supporters of the new taxes, known as “own resources.” According to the French position, they should provide additional revenue for priorities such as defense …
According to media reports, in Brussels negotiations, France is calling for new EU-wide "own resources" of more than 60 billion euros per year. The European Commission has already proposed five new levies that could contribute up to 66 billion euros per year. European political spokesman of the AfD parliamentary group, Peter Boehringer, strongly criticizes the plans: he attests insatiable "hungry of money" and denounces that in fact EU taxes wou…
France expects at least 60 billion euros in revenue from new EU-wide taxes, which would finance the EU's next seven-year budget, it emerged during a closed-door meeting of member states, Politico reported.
France is one of the biggest supporters of Brussels receiving its own resources, but there are political reasons for this.
BRUSSELS — France believes the new European taxes, being discussed as part of the EU's next multiannual budget, should amount to more than 60 billion euros, according to three European diplomats who wished to remain anonymous due to the confidential nature of the discussions. Paris has emerged as the main advocate for these new taxes, known as "own resources" in Brussels jargon, emphasizing that they will generate more revenue to be allocated to…
BERLIN - The President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, said tonight that new taxes at the level of the European Union (EU) could prevent an additional financial burden on German taxpayers and reduce the amounts allocated by member states to the EU budget. Less than four months before an informal deadline to reach an agreement on the EU budget for the period from 2028 to 2034, Košta hinted that the new levies could reduce national contrib…
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