Denmark's Government Strikes Deal to Abolish Top and Middle Tax Rates
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Denmark's government strikes deal to abolish top and middle tax rates
Denmark's government has struck a political agreement with the Danish People's Party on a new tax reform, which will abolish the top and middle rates of tax, and also cut corporation tax and taxes on petrol and diesel.
The middle class and the richest receive tax breaks, while there is cheaper fuel for the average Dane.
The government has signed a tax agreement with the Danish People's Party that includes tax cuts worth 11 billion.
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The government and the Danish People's Party have agreed on a tax agreement that will provide tax and duty relief worth 11 billion kroner by 2030. The agreement includes, among other things, the abolition of the top-top tax and the middle tax, while the corporate tax is reduced from 22 to 19 percent. But the agreement is being criticized by the political spokesman for the Unity Party, Pelle Dragsted. (The article continues below the image) In a …
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