After Individual Taxation, a Women's Committee Goes Back to the Countryside for Married Couples
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A cross-party committee in Switzerland has launched the campaign for the November 29 referendum, where citizens will vote for an initiative that aims to end the so-called “marriage penalty” in the federal tax system.The initiative “For Fair Taxes” aims to prevent married couples from paying pay more taxes than unmarried couples with similar economic conditions. Supporters demand that this principle be applied equally to families with one or two …
Nine women from six parties and associations launched on Thursday the campaign on the taxation of married couples, taking up the strategy already used by PLR women in favour of individual taxationSix months after the vote on 8 March on individual taxation, here is The Return Centre. An interparty committee (The Centre, the UDC, the PEV, the UDF, the Swiss Union of Peasants and the community of interest "Famille 3plus") launched this Thursday in …
A non-partisan committee wants to abolish the fiscal disadvantage of couples in Switzerland.
On Thursday, the centre launched its vote campaign for the "Fairness Initiative". The initiative aims to relieve couples' tax burdens – without separate tax returns.
On Thursday, a large inter-party committee launched its campaign for votes on 29 November for the initiative "for fair taxes" which aims to put an end to the tax disadvantage of married couples. The Swiss population had already voted on the issue in March, accepting the principle of individual taxation.
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