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Christine Lagarde’s Pay Is 50% Higher than Disclosed by ECB

Christine Lagarde’s Pay Is 50% Higher than Disclosed by ECB

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Europe’s top central banker earns almost four times more than Fed chair Jay Powell, FT analysis shows See the Story

Ft: Economists Prefer Spaniard or Dutchman as Next Ecb President

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Ft: Economists Prefer Spaniard or Dutchman as Next Ecb President

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Economists prefer Pablo Hernandez de Cos, the former head of the Spanish central bank, or Klaas Knot, the former head of the Dutch central bank, to be the next president of the European Central Bank (ECB), according to a recent survey by the Financial Times newspaper.See the Story

Is It Necessary to Pay the Treasury for the Gifts of Reyes? These Are the Cases in Which It Must Be Passed by Box

Unions · Spain

Is It Necessary to Pay the Treasury for the Gifts of Reyes? These Are the Cases in Which It Must Be Passed by Box

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The trade union of technicians of the Ministry of Finance, Gestha, has assured this Monday, the eve of the holiday of Reyes, that the people who receive gifts for this day shall not be taxed in the Tax on Inheritances and Donations, unless they are of high economic value.The union has clarified that neither the state tax agency nor the autonomics have control of the gifts of kings, except when important amounts of money, a property, a vehicle or…See the Story

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