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Sumar Proposes a Tax on Large Estates to Cover a Benefit for Each Child of Families

Summary by El Mundo
Sumar breaks into the negotiation of the Budgets with the PSOE and in this atmosphere of pre-election campaign that floods everything with a proposal to tax the big...

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Even if this tax were to raise €4.2 billion, it would cover only 22% of the entire cost of the parentage benefit.

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Sumar breaks into the negotiation of the Budgets with the PSOE and in this atmosphere of pre-election campaign that floods everything with a proposal to tax the big...

·Madrid, Spain
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The government’s minority partner estimates that it could raise $4.2 billion a year to fund a child protection fund

·Madrid, Spain
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Sumar has presented a bill in Congress to establish a 3% permanent tax on assets that exceed 50 million euros and to allocate their collection to combat child poverty. The Plurinational Group denounces that at present wealth is increasingly concentrated in a [...] The entry Sumar proposes a 3% tax on assets that exceed 50 million to combat child poverty appears first in Forbes Spain.

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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